barrister [ˈberɪstər, брит. ˈbærɪstəʳ] СУЩ. esp австрал., брит.
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Although he was called to the bar, he never practised as a barrister but lived on the dividends of his investments.
en.wikipedia.org Most notably it features informal conversations between the barristers in their quarters as well as them giving advice to clients.
en.wikipedia.org His practice as a barrister included both civil and criminal matters.
en.wikipedia.org Despite wanting to put forward this defence, his barrister refused to do so because the defence was political in nature.
en.wikipedia.org He practised as a barrister till 1876, when for financial reasons he took work as a professional reciter, and became a popular performer.
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