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====The problem with bilateral agreements====
====The problem with bilateral agreements====
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{{Script|Triago}}: Forsooth: it wears the colours of a fight. <Br>
A word-scape stain’d with tightly kernèd face<Br>
And girded round with fontish weaponry.<Br>
HERCULIO (inspecting the document): Verily, convenantry this dark<Br>
Speaks of litiginous untrust.<Br>
:—{{Otto}}, {{dsh}}
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As we have remarked before, most financing contracts are decidedly one-sided. One party — the dealer, broker, bank: we lump these various financial service providers together as ''The Man'' — provides services, lends money, manufactures risk outcomes; the other — the customer — consumes them.  
As we have remarked before, most financing contracts are decidedly one-sided. One party — the dealer, broker, bank: we lump these various financial service providers together as ''The Man'' — provides services, lends money, manufactures risk outcomes; the other — the customer — consumes them.  

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