What is LARGE L?

Fr. Broad; the opposite of “estregte.” strait or strict Pures et largcs. Britt. c. 34.

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AT LARGE, ATTORNEY AT LARGE, CREDITOR AT LARGE, RUNNING AT LARGE, LARGE CAP STOCK, LAW OF LARGE NUMBERS, DAMAGES AT LARGE, LARGE CAPITALIZATION STOCK, LARGE CLAIM POOLING, LARGE LINE CAPACITY


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