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Piece of paper. n, derogatory sales slang:
(1) A legal contract.
(2) Any verbiage put together by the legal eagles that gets credit across the line.
Usage
Well, you only have yourself to blame. You know what they say: don’t take a piece of paper to a knife fight.

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-[[Piece of paper]]. n, ''derogatory'': <br>
+[[Piece of paper]]. n, ''derogatory [[sales]] slang'': <br>
 (1) A legal {{tag|contract}}. <br>
 (2) Any [[verbiage]] put together by the [[legal eagles]] that gets [[credit]] [[Inclined|across the line]]. <br>
+'''Usage'''<br>
-:''Well, you only have yourself to blame. You know what they say: [[don’t take a piece of paper to a knife fight]].''
+''Well, you only have yourself to blame. You know what they say: [[don’t take a piece of paper to a knife fight]].''
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