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 ===Do I need an [[assignment by way of security]] if I have a [[charge]]?===
-Not unless you’re the sort of person who wears two pairs of underpants in case one pair fails<ref>“That old man, despite all the hardships, still manages to put on a clean pair of underpants every day. And, you know? By the end of the week, he can’t get his trousers on.”—From ''There’s no land like Po-land'' by the redoubtable ''Not The Nine O’Clock News'' team.</ref>. Both are [[Equitable security|equitable interests]], but a fixed charge is more formal.
+Not unless you’re the sort of person who wears two pairs of underpants in case the first fails.<ref>“That old man, despite all the hardships, still manages to put on a clean pair of underpants every day. And, you know? By the end of the week, he can’t get his trousers on.”—From ''There’s no land like Po-land'' by the redoubtable ''Not The Nine O’Clock News'' team.</ref> Both are [[Equitable security|equitable interests]], but a fixed charge is more formal.
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