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Soheil1 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Reserve
Hi.
What's the difference between being "reserved to" and "reserved by" someone?
What's the difference between being "reserved to" and "reserved by" someone?
?Thanks in advance
. All rights, wither now existing or which may hereafter come into existence, not specifically
mentioned in this Agreement, are hereby reserved to and by the Proprietors for use and may not be
transferred without obtaining the previous written permission of the Proprietors.
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Rights can be awarded to (reserved to) a person. That person owns and can exercise the rights. Rights can be reserved by a person.
- Rights can be awarded to (reserved to) a person.
- That person owns and can exercise the rights.
- Rights can be reserved by a person.
- That person requested the rights to be awarded to him.
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Rights can be awarded to (reserved to) a person. That person owns and can exercise the rights.
Rights can be reserved by a person. That person requested the rights to be awarded to him.
Rights can be reserved by a person. That person requested the rights to be awarded to him.
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