take under
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| 3 -1 | to defend or to agree with |
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| 1 | cover under |
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4 hrs confidence: 
peer agreement (net): -1
peer agreement (net): -1to defend or to agree with Explanation: "to take under" and "to take against" terms are used in Legal Terminology. I am not sure about the exact meaning but looking at usage of both the terms it seems "to take under" means "to defend" or "to agree with" and "to take against" means to oppose. I have given the links where both terms are explained and used. There is one more term i.e. "takeunder" but it has totally different meaning. https://www.ftb.ca.gov/Law/rulings/Withdrawn/lr177.pdf Reference: http://www.ottawacountyprobatecourt.com/documents/standardfo... |
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5 hrs confidence:
cover under Explanation: A guess, since context is unavailable. |
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