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	In each case, we ''know'' these terms to be preposterous, but we know just as thoroughly that the prescribed process for winning a derogation from them is so monstrous as to be unthinkable, so we externalise our suffering and pass it to our clients. This really doesn’t seem an especially commercial way to go about business.		In each case, we ''know'' these terms to be preposterous, but we know just as thoroughly that the prescribed process for winning a derogation from them is so monstrous as to be unthinkable, so we externalise our suffering and pass it to our clients. This really doesn’t seem an especially commercial way to go about business.


	And spare a thought for your client’s [[negotiator\|negotiation team]]. Will they be any more empowered than you? They will not. These poor souls have their own policy crosses to bear, many just as palm-faced as yours, only different. Presented with ''your'' enstilted nonsense, they will have no choice but to object to it and perhaps even counter it with ''theirs''.		And spare a thought for your client’s [[negotiator\|negotiation team]]. Will they be any more empowered than you? They will not. These poor souls have their own policy crosses to bear, many just as palm-faced as yours, only different. Presented with ''your'' enstilted nonsense, they will have no choice but to object to it and perhaps even counter it with ''theirs''.