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===The trade-off between “give it a try” and “will anyone object?”===
===The trade-off between “give it a try” and “will anyone object?”===
Because putting it in has a potential cost.  
Because asking for a legal term that a counterparty then objects to has an ''actual'' cost.  
*“'''Will anyone object?'''” has an ascertainable, certain, upfront cost: the time and devotion of negotiation and, via the [[circle of escalation]], [[risk management]] resources to clear the client objection. You incur this expense even if the point is immediately dropped - clearly the longer you argue about it, the more expensive the cost.
*“'''Will anyone object?'''” has an ascertainable, certain, upfront cost: the time and devotion of negotiation and, via the [[circle of escalation]], [[risk management]] resources to clear the client objection. You incur this expense even if the point is immediately dropped - clearly the longer you argue about it, the more expensive the cost.
*“'''[[Give it a try]]'''” has a delayed, remote and contingent benefit:
*“'''[[Give it a try]]'''” has a delayed, remote and contingent benefit: