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• ___ Royal Society for ___ Prevention of Accidents
  held ___ exhibition at Harrogate, in ___ north of
  England. Some shelves were put up to display ___
  exhibits. During ___ exhibition, ___ shelves fell
  down, injuring ___ visitor.

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• THE Royal Society for THE Prevention of Accidents
  held AN exhibition at Harrogate, in THE north of
  England. Some shelves were put up to display THE
  exhibits. During THE exhibition, THE shelves fell
  down, injuring A visitor.

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• In ___ same way in which ___ philologist has to
  study ___ language of ___ past in order to
  understand that of ___ present, so also ___
  student of law cannot properly appreciate ___ law
  of his country as it exists today without paying
  some attention to its history.

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• In THE same way in which A philologist has to
  study THE language of THE past in order to
  understand that of THE present, so also A student
  of law cannot properly appreciate THE law of his
  country as it exists today without paying some
  attention to its history.

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• ___ United Kingdom, unlike ___ majority of ___
  civilised world, does not have ___ written
  constitution, but rather it has ___ unwritten one.

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• THE United Kingdom, unlike THE majority of THE
  civilised world, does not have A written
  constitution, but rather it has AN unwritten one.

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• ___ division between ___ public and private law
  is considered very important in ___ English law.
• Common law has absorbed only ___ few rules of ___
  Roman law.

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• THE division between public and private law is
  considered very important in English law.
• Common law has absorbed only A few rules of Roman
  law.

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• In England part of ___ law is ___ common law as
  created by ___ courts, and ___ other part is
  statute law, as set out in ___ statutes and
  approved by ___ Monarch.

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• In England part of THE law is common law as
  created by THE courts, and THE other part is
  statute law, as set out in THE statutes and
  approved by THE Monarch.

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• Criminal law is concerned with ___ behaviour such
  as stealing or murder, which, though committed
  against ___ individual, is regarded as harmful to
  ___ society as a whole, and action is taken
  against ___ wrong-doer in ___ name of ___ society.

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• Criminal law is concerned with behaviour such as
  stealing or murder, which, though committed
  against AN individual, is regarded as harmful to
  society as a whole, and action is taken against
  THE wrong-doer in THE name of society.

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• ___ Parliament is ___ English legal systems
  principal law making body. It consists of ___
  House of Commons, ___ House of Lords and ___
  monarch.

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• Parliament is THE English legal systems
  principal law making body. It consists of THE
  House of Commons, THE House of Lords and THE
  monarch.