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Cypres

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Cy`pres´    (s?`pr?´ or s?`pr?s´)
n.1.(Law) A rule for construing written instruments so as to conform as nearly to the intention of the parties as is consistent with law.
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Auvray had known the horse's breeders and part-owners, Jacques and Andree Cypres, for many years and was happy to oblige when they said that they and fellow owner Edward Walsh had decided to send their pride and joy on a cross-Channel raid to Kempton and would like him to supervise the fine tuning.
BIG CHANCE; CHELTENHAM 4 DAYS TO GO Party Politics was enormous, but ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
curator and collector Gary Cypres decided to close access to the public because of a lack of patrons during the recent turn in the economy.
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When asked by coroner Assistant Deputy Coroner for Oxfordshire Andrew Walker whether safety measures used in civilian parachuting should be used in military jumps, Andrew Ford said that "radios were desirable and Cypres is more essential".
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