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Look, who could possibly object to that worthy object? | Look, who could possibly object to that worthy object? | ||
Well, the community of English lawyers did, most likely, through its instinctive, huffy, reactionary petulance — perhaps understandable in 1999 but, ladies and gentlemen, come on: | Well, the community of English lawyers did, most likely, through its instinctive, huffy, reactionary petulance — perhaps understandable in 1999 but, ladies and gentlemen, come on: haven’t we grown out of that now? | ||
So the great canon of capital markets [[boilerplate]] is shot through with hostility to this poor act. There’s Para {{gmslaprov|27.10}} of the {{gmsla}} for example: the very last paragraph, when all else is said and done, they knife the poor [[CRTPA]] just when, perhaps, it thought it had finally got away with it. | So the great canon of capital markets [[boilerplate]] is shot through with hostility to this poor act. There’s Para {{gmslaprov|27.10}} of the {{gmsla}} for example: the very last paragraph, when all else is said and done, they knife the poor [[CRTPA]] just when, perhaps, it thought it had finally got away with it. | ||