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special act

noun

  1. a legislative act that applies only to specific persons or to a specific area.



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A special act of remembrance is being held at a memorial cairn at the crash site on Sunday afternoon.

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Since then, she has appeared at the traditional Ceremony of the Keys on Monday, before watching a special act of loyalty military parade on Tuesday.

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“There was such a spirit and a sense of gratitude. Small-town crowds are so thrilled for these special acts.”

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The parties agreed to settle for $200,000, which is the maximum that someone can recover for government wrongdoing in Florida without a special act by the state Legislature.

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The armed forces enjoy immunity from prosecution for their actions under a special act applicable in the state.

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