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Примечания

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Примордиальный — первичный, исконный. (Ред.)

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Ф.Теннис определяет Gemeinschaft (нем.) как общину, в отличие от Geselischaft — общества

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Ортодонт — стоматолог, выравнивающий зубы. (Ред.)

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Заранее формирующая предполагаемый идеал. (Ред.)

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Dead on arrival — доставлен (в больницу) мертвым. (Ред.)

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В русском разговорном языке мы называем такие организации учреждениями, административными управлениями и просто --">