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French translation: casu quo - ou; soit; le cas échéant
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| 4 +1 | casu quo - le cas échéant |
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peer agreement (net): +1casu quo - le cas échéant Explanation: cependant, souvent c'est difficile à caser car on l'utilise un peu à tort et à travers... Le plus souvent, on peut le traduire par "ou" tout simplement, donc "entreprise ou service" |
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