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 [[File:Claudis Blankie.jpg|450px|thumb|center|[[Eye-ess-dee-aye]], yesterday.]]
-}}{{wasteprov|Downgrading}} {{wasteprov|personnel}} is the process of finding a cheaper unit to do the same job.
+}}{{wasteprov|Downgrading}} {{wasteprov|personnel}} is the process of finding a cheaper unit to do the same job. It is mean to save money and avoid the tiresome and messy [[human error]] that otherwise infect the flawless, crystalline system.
 ===Once upon a time===
 When the [[JC]] was but a stripling clerk, his senior partner assigned to him the job of reviewing this speculative new contract for an important finance client. This was in about 1995.
-“The client will take potentially massive, long-tenor exposures under this new contract,” said he, knocking his pipe out on my head. “Potentially ruinous ones. It is our sacred duty to make sure it is safe! And that means —”
+“The client will take potentially massive, long-tenor exposures under this new contract,” said he, knocking his pipe out on the young contrarian’s head. “Potentially ruinous ones. It is our sacred duty to make sure our client is safe! And that means —”
 The partner’s eyes glittered.