Or any part thereof

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When it comes to face-washing, or chopping down trees in Canada, you may need a whole flannel, but to state that baldly and without qualification, leaves out the undeniable fact you may only require a lesser portion. Just as it abhors elegance, legal language abhors a vaccum, and if you’re the sort of attorney who believes that a sum does not include its parts, this brushed-cotton expression is perfect for you.

Timber!

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