I. matter [ˈmæt̬ər, брит. -təʳ] СУЩ.
1. matter (question, affair):
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Liaise with government departments and other statutory bodies on matters relating to joint communication services and access to resources.
en.wikipedia.org She focused on matters of traffic, water management and home affairs.
en.wikipedia.org But now to more serious matters and a grubby example of chequebook journalism.
www.abc.net.au However, his clumsiness in handling matters related to magic, eventually leads him into trouble.
en.wikipedia.org He rightly warns that equality of provision and fair treatment should not be relegated to secondary or dispensable matters, by churches or by government.
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