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predial

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pre·di·al  (prd-l)
adj.
Variant of praedial.

predial [ˈpriːdɪəl]
adj
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Agriculture) a variant spelling of praedial


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According to a report published in April by Coparmex, 100,000 predial accounts generate 50% of the total revenue accruing to city coffers from this tax, while 2 million accounts generate the rest.
What John fails to understand is that Julius has a native's claim to the land, as the American Indians had originally (and continue to have), albeit one that is not recorded on a deed: "Toward my tract of land and the things that were on it--the creeks, the swamps, the hills, the stones, the trees--he maintained a peculiar personal attitude, that might be called predial rather than proprietary" (64-65).
Headquartered in Lisbon, Portugal, GRUPO MUNDIAL CONFIANCA is a financial group comprised of an insurance company and four banks: Banco Pinto & Sotto Mayor -- BPSM, Banco Totta & Acores -- BTA, Credito Predial Portugues CPP and Chemical.
 
 
 
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