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de jure standard
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de jure standard
Hardware or software that is endorsed by a standards organization. Contrast with de facto standard.


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Fayyad's intention is to create facts on the ground which will attract major Western support and lead to pressure to transform recognition of a de facto Palestinian state in 2011 into a de jure state in the event the PA and Israel fail to reach a negotiated solution.
Vajiradhannnapadip Temple situated in West Bronx, New York City, was filed as a Not-for-Profit Organization under the Religious Cor-poration Law of the State of New York on July 22, 2518/1975 This founding date was both de facto and de jure Vajiradhannnapadip Temple situated in West Bronx, New York City, was filed as a Not-for-Profit Organization under the Religious Cor-poration Law of the State of New York on July 22, 2518/1975.
The de jure guardianship of the minor rests with this court," he added, in an apparent comment on the appointment of a guardian by the UK court.
 
 
 
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