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relation

[ri-ley-shuhn] / rɪˈleɪ ʃən /


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She faces expensive legal battles in the US to seek custody of Regina and to sue Renteria in relation to her daughter's missing property.

From BBC

He told the BBC last year that his governing Progressive Party was "ready to build better relations with the US", saying: "I think that is terribly important for this country."

From BBC

The implications of City's prolonged legal battle over the much-documented 115 charges in relation to alleged Premier League financial rule breaches weighs heavily over the club.

From BBC

The government had planned to release a vast array of documents, only excluding those which might affect national security or international relations.

From BBC

Earlier in her career, she covered the business of consumer marketing for a public relations trade publication.

From The Wall Street Journal