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“Use it or lose it”, to use an easier vernacular.  
“Use it or lose it”, to use an easier, rugby-playing vernacular.  


When you have a good maul going forward, but momentum stalls, and it looks like someone might have their hands on your ball, the referee might call [[fish or cut bait]] to stop your [[additional termination event]] hanging on indefinitely and freaking your client out.  
When you have a good maul going forward, but momentum stalls, and it looks like someone might have their hands on your ball, the referee might call [[fish or cut bait]] to stop your [[additional termination event]] hanging on indefinitely and freaking your client out.  
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*[[Credit officer]]
*[[Credit officer]]
*[[Commercial imperative]]
*[[Commercial imperative]]
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