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91inherent stability — The stability that is definitely caused by features incorporated in the design of the aircraft …
92inherent vice — A defect or weakness of an item, especially of a cargo, that causes it to suffer some form of damage or destruction without the intervention of an outside cause. For example, certain substances, such as jute, when shipped in bales, can warm up… …
93inherent vice — A defect or weakness of an item, especially of a cargo, that causes it to suffer some form of damage or destruction without the intervention of an outside cause. For example, certain substances, such as jute, when shipped in bales, can warm up… …
94inherent impurity — n the inorganic material in coal that is structurally part of the coal and cannot be separated from it by coal preparation methods. D2234/D2234M …
95inherent drama — /ɪnˌhɪərənt drɑ:mə/ noun advertising that emphasizes the benefits of purchasing a product or service and the vital interest which the user has in the product such as the speed of a car, the nutrition value of cereals, etc …
96inherent or latent defect — Fault or deficiency in a thing, no matter the use made of such, which is not easily discoverable and which is fixed in the object itself and not from without. See also latent defect strict liability …
97inherent right — One which abides in a person and is not given from something or someone outside itself. A right which a person has because he is a person. See inalienable rights …
98inherent or latent defect — Fault or deficiency in a thing, no matter the use made of such, which is not easily discoverable and which is fixed in the object itself and not from without. See also latent defect strict liability …
99inherent right — One which abides in a person and is not given from something or someone outside itself. A right which a person has because he is a person. See inalienable rights …
100inherent condition — A condition not added by a separate clause but contained in the agreement as an intrinsic part of the substantial provisions. A condition which is not newly imposed but previously existing …
