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Everyone, once, stares at that gnomic title and thinks, “okay, what the hell is ''this'' all about?”

Like all good stories, the ISDA starts with a {{ {{{1}}}|Preamble}}. This is just the loosener before things really get going. There is not usually a lot to see in a preamble, but a good writer sets the scene, lays some groundwork and casually calls the reader’s attention to things that later will become important — the proverbial rifle hanging above the fireplace that goes off in the third act. So it is with the ISDA — though that is where the similarities with Chekhov end. Before long, it will go full Dostoyevsky on us.