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retention
1. Pathol the abnormal holding within the body of urine, faeces, etc., that are normally excreted
2. Commerce a sum of money owed to a contractor but not paid for an agreed period as a safeguard against any faults found in the work carried out

retention
1. The withholding of a portion (usually 10%) of a periodic payment to a contractor, by prior agreement, for work completed. The retention is held in escrow for a stipulated time period after the acceptance of the completed work by the architect and owner/payee.
2. The amount of preservative, fire-retardant salt, resin, etc., retained by treated or impregnated wood.


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It must account for all significant risk retentions as well.
Une premiere partie de cette analyse porte sur la theorie des retentions, qui nous amenera dans un deuxieme temps a un questionnement concernant le type specifique d'intentionnalite par lequel ces retentions sont decrites.
He also explained that for the moment, the retentions of VAT amount to about BGN 200 M.
 
 
 
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