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  1. to hear litigation (in a law court)
  2. to hear a case
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  1. to hear litigation (in a law court)
  2. This phrase is used specifically in the context of a legal setting, indicating that a judge or court is listening to arguments from both parties involved in a court case.
  3. to hear a case
  4. This phrase can refer to the process of a legal entity reviewing and deciding on a particular case brought before it, encompassing all aspects of case law and judicial review.
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