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by virtue of something because of something; due to something. She's permitted to vote by virtue of her age. They are members of the club by virtue of their great wealth. See also: virtue by virtue of something (slightly formal) because of Many people believe that he will avoid jail by virtue of his money and connections. See also: virtue How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Laux 2006-07 1st year of 1-year term VOTING MEMBERS OF COUNCIL FOR 2005-07, A TWO-YEAR TERM, BY VIRTUE OF SERVING AS A STATE COMMITTEE CHAIR: Accounting Education Mark E. These persons may have interests in the solicitation by reason of their beneficial ownership of shares of common stock of Franklin Capital and by virtue of agreements and arrangements with Franklin Capital. zMAX helps to improve or restore gas mileage and reduce emissions in older cars, by virtue of reducing engine deposits, |
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