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Legal phraseology in contrast: the fact that and its German counterparts
Raphael Salkie
University of Brighton
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Legal Phraseology
100%
Legal Language
100%
Translation Equivalents
50%
Legal English
50%
British National Corpus
50%
Spoken English
50%
Written English
50%
Infringement
50%
Legal Reasoning
50%
Phraseology
50%
Acquis Communautaire
50%
Plain Legal Language
50%
Corpus Data
50%
Arts and Humanities
Expression
100%
Phraseology
100%
Legal Language
75%
English
50%
Translation equivalents
25%
Legal English
25%
Deity
25%
British National Corpus
25%
Addressee
25%
Corpus data
25%
Social Sciences
German
100%
Phraseology
100%
Legal Language
75%
English
50%
French
25%
Italian
25%
Legal English
25%