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federal
1. of or relating to a form of government or a country in which power is divided between one central and several regional governments
2. of or relating to a treaty between provinces, states, etc., that establishes a political unit in which power is so divided
3. of or relating to the central government of a federation
4. (of a university) comprised of relatively independent colleges
5. a supporter of federal union or federation

Federal
1. characteristic of or supporting the Union government during the American Civil War
2. a supporter of the Union government during the American Civil War


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Another way to encourage long term investment is to federalise the current laws so that all the emirates can operate under one set of regulations and not have to make retrospective changes, Maclean added.
Council chiefs are proposing to close Ysgol Pontfadog and federalise the other two schools in the Ceiriog Valley - Ysgol Cynddelw at Glyn Ceiriog and Llanarmon DC.
Louisiana governor Kathleen Blanco has refused to federalise National Guard troops and has hired James Lee Witt, the Clinton administration's FEMA director, as an advisor.
 
 
 
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