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mutatis mutandis
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mu·ta·tis mu·tan·dis  (m-täts m-tänds)
adv. Abbr. m.m.
The necessary changes having been made; having substituted new terms; with respective differences taken into consideration.

[Latin mtts mtands : mtts, ablative pl. past participle of mtre, to change + mtands, ablative pl. gerundive of mtre.]

mutatis mutandis Latin [muːˈtɑːtɪs muːˈtændɪs]
the necessary changes having been made
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Adv.1.mutatis mutandis - with the necessary changes having been carried out


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Mutatis mutandis, if everybody read the kind of thing he did, and as he did, he would have been right.
Union Citizens should, mutatis mutandis, be able to move between and reside in Member States in similar conditions to nationals of a Members States moving around or changing their place of residence in their own country".
In the end, one wonders if the Romantic cliche once denounced by theorists as pathetic fallacy ("la nature est un etat d'ame") should not be rehabilitated, mutatis mutandis, as an important component of a rising self-consciousness as European culture sails toward modernity.
 
 
 
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