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النّبَوِيّة
pristojnost

de·cen·cy ['diːsən(t)si] N

1. decency no pl:

decency (respectability)
decency (goodness)

2. decency (approved behaviour):

3. decency Am (basic comforts):

a modicum of decency
she had the decency to do it

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Others, however, concluded he had a modicum of talent.
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During the 15th and 16th centuries, the vast majority of women who gained any modicum of success as artists were the children of painters.
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While the majors still do a modicum of true production, their activities are focused more in the areas of development, financing, marketing, and merchandising.
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It added that it does provide a modicum in fun in that it lets us see these winning characters again and more of their lives.
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To ensure a stable playing field where one can make an investment with predictable returns, a modicum of regulation is necessary.
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