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So perhaps, by contrast, unnatural ''adeptness'' with securities offerings laws characterises the New Hampshireman — so much so that an offeror can feel justified shouting at those who don’t quickly grasp the minutiae. | So perhaps, by contrast, unnatural ''adeptness'' with securities offerings laws characterises the New Hampshireman — so much so that an offeror can feel justified shouting at those who don’t quickly grasp the minutiae. | ||
Or it might be the misconception that this is “important” stuff<ref>Not clear, if the [[Uniform Commercial Code]] is any guide, that a [[disclaimer]] of something for which the disclaiming party was not, in any case, responsible, needs to be said conspicuously. But that is an argument too [[tedious]] even for this contrarian to get into.</ref> that must be said [[conspicuous]]ly, and that means in capitals. But, firstly, no it doesn’t, and secondly, no it isn’t: the usual New Hampshire residents’ disclaimer | Or it might be the misconception that this is “important” stuff<ref>Not clear, if the [[Uniform Commercial Code]] is any guide, that a [[disclaimer]] of something for which the disclaiming party was not, in any case, responsible, needs to be said conspicuously. But that is an argument too [[tedious]] even for this contrarian to get into.</ref> that must be said [[conspicuous]]ly, and that means in capitals. But, firstly, no it doesn’t, and secondly, no it isn’t: the usual New Hampshire residents’ disclaimer roundly denies something which no-one was inferring, let alone implying, in the first place: | ||
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