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1.  ''In the lore of security-taking'': The juridical art of making a [[security interest]] “work”. Formal security interests — things like [[charge]]s, debentures, [[mortgage]]s and [[pledge]]s — live in a kind of purgatorial mid-sphere between the human and the divine. This means their earthly form, to have any causal effect, must be “perfect”: flawlessly composed, exactly constructed, and comprehensively compliant with all local legal [[formalities]] so that when, as surely they will, things in the material realm go properly ''[[seins en l’air]]'' and the poor terrestrial security holder looks anxiously beyond the surly horizon for the aid of the estimable gods of enforcement, things actually work as billed.