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We are close to the [[Elephants and turtles|turtles]], here, ladies and gentlemen. The {{icds}} definition of the {{{{{1}}}|law}} is as interesting for what it does not say as what it does, and all rounded out nicely by that sweetly ambivalent includes. Not means; just includes. So — you know...
We are close to the [[Elephants and turtles|turtles]], here, ladies and gentlemen. The {{icds}} definition of the {{{{{1}}}|law}}is as interesting for what it does not say as what it does, and all rounded out nicely by that sweetly ambivalent includes. Not ''[[means]]''; just ''[[Incluso|includes]]''.  
 
So — well, you know...

Latest revision as of 14:31, 23 June 2023

We are close to the turtles, here, ladies and gentlemen. The ISDA’s crack drafting squad™ definition of the “{{{{{1}}}|law}}” is as interesting for what it does not say as what it does, and all rounded out nicely by that sweetly ambivalent includes. Not means; just includes.

So — well, you know...