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• The Living Cosa Act
  #REDIRECT [[Law:The Living Cosa Act]]
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• 57RZ21
  #REDIRECT [[Law:SENSE OF THE COSA: Living Cosa for November]]
  61 bytes (10 words) - 08:39, 17 March 2023
• 21RC16
  #REDIRECT [[Law:The Living Cosa Act]]
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• The Living Cosa Act
  #REDIRECT [[Law:The Living Cosa Act]]
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• Gay House
  ...until the 32nd Cosas, per Talossan statutory law 18RC44. During the 32nd Cosa, it was replaced by [[Kenwood House]]. ...of George and Evelyn Gay. Over the years, the house hosted many [[Living Cosa]]s, Kingdom Anniversary Parties, and [[TalossaFest]]s. By law, the officia
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• Vuode Palace
  On 26 December 1979, in the living room of the palace, King Ben formally proclaimed [[Talossa]] to be an indep ...nt to take place at Vuode Palace was the 1998 [[TalossaFest]] and [[Living Cosa]].
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• Past Featured Citizens
  ...President of the [[University of Talossa]] and a member of the the 44th [[Cosa]]. ...]Béneditsch Ardpresteir is a citizen of Talossāyām (Talossa) and presently living in India (Bhārata Varṣam). He is presently [[Attorney General]] of the
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• House Law (Madison)
  ...successors indicated in the previous article, the crown shall pass to the living daughters of the last deceased King by right of primogeniture. ...e as death. This shall apply from the ratification of the House Law by the Cosa and all past abdications prior to said ratification are ignored.
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• House Law (Rouergue)
  ...successors indicated in the previous article, the crown shall pass to the living daughters of the last deceased King by right of primogeniture. ...e as death. This shall apply from the ratification of the House Law by the Cosa and all past abdications prior to said ratification are ignored.
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• April 2007 General Election
  ...{{year|2007}} to 14 April {{year|2007}} and elected members to the [[37th Cosa]] and also filled [[Senator]] seats for [[Maritiimi-Maxhestic]] and [[Benit ==Results of the Cosa election==
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• Thomas Buffone
  After no leftist party registered to run for the [[8th Cosa]], Buffone grew closer to the [[Progressive Conservatives]] and voted for t ...Congress, in a jab at Metáiriâ. Buffone was also responsible for creating Living Cosâs and [[TalossaFest]]s, major features of the pre-Great Abdication Tal
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• Túischac'h
  ...ach.ogg}}), or '''Speaker''', is the ceremonial presiding officer of the [[Cosa]], the lower house of the [[Ziu]]. ...pointed by the [[Secretary of State]] upon a petition of a majority of the Cosa, while previously, it was appointed by the [[King]] after recommendation fr
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• Jack Schneider
  ...uly 1989, during the 9th Cosa. A day later, though, Robert I dissolved the Cosa, reportedly tired of the tense political atmosphere. The Progressive Conser ...iar Way]], then the TNP and finally the [[Un-Named Party]] during the 13th Cosa in 1991, when he was also elected to the Uppermost Court.
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• Xheralt Conâ
  ...ssa's long history. At the 2004 TalossaFest, Cone presided over a historic Living Cosâ, held the weekend of 22 August 2004. |d1=[[Senate for the 34th Cosa|34th Cosa]]
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• Cosa
  |+ colspan="4"|'''Cosa''' ! style="text-align: center;" colspan="2" | [[Image:cosa.png|50px]]
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• Gödafrïeu Válcadác'h
  ...the province of [[Maricopa]]; his citizenship was granted during a Living Cosa at [[Ián von Metáiriâ]]'s home. Initially a member of the [[Progressive |d1=[[Senate for the 50th Cosa|50th Cosa]]
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• Leader of the Opposition
  ...Prime Minister or the Leader of the Opposition sit in the lower house (the Cosa, in Talossa's case). ...r of the Opposition were retained in law, in sections regarding the Living Cosa.
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• Senäts
  | style="text-align: center;" colspan="2" | [[Senate for the 58th Cosa]] ...per house of the [[Talossa|Talossan]] legislature, the [[Ziu]]. Like the [[Cosa]], it meets in Abbavilla; its meeting place is Greene Hall, while the offic
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• 2015 Cjantscheir et al vs Itravilatx et al (UC)
  ...Nicholas Hayes was dismissed as a plaintiff after losing his seats in the Cosa due to inactivity. ...rocess, denied the plaintiffs and other MCs the opportunity to vote in the Cosa.
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• Txec Róibeard Nordselva
  ...D., Esq. (born January 14, 1972) is a citizen of [[Talossa]] and presently living in Maricopa (California). Sir Txec is the current [[Secretary of State]], a ...cgi?action=gotopost&board=ziu&thread=7048&post=84887 granted seats] in the Cosa on October 24, 2012 when the former Burgermeister of Inland Revenue, Bleic'
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• Statutory Law of Maricopa
  John Minot Parish: Maricopan citizens living in the nations of the Indian subcontinent. Frédéric Maugey Parish: Maricopan citizens living in Mexico and the nations of Central America.
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