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• s  subject to a proviso
  a provisory clause

• The accused man has been on provisory liberty since the middle of January, ostensibly to allow the prosecutors to obtain "complementary information.
• RABAT, Morocco, June 25-- The financial problems of independent Morocco were illustrated by the disclosure today that provisory credits amounting to nearly 21,000,000,000 francs .
• A moment comes, a Vatican official recently told him, when you feel that a papacy is ending, and once you feel that, the impression never goes away -- everything becomes provisory.