contracts <a contract; contracts> N
- contracts
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construction contracts ECON
- construction contracts
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innominate contracts LAW
- innominate contracts
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realization contracts LAW
- realization contracts
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By the mid-1920s most of the major movie studios had contracts to rent his special effects cameras for $5,000 a year each.
en.wikipedia.org Article 26 states that people may freely enter into contracts, and avoid be exploited by people with commanding economic power.
en.wikipedia.org Like chicken pox, it is a disease that tends to be severe the later in life a person contracts the disease.
en.wikipedia.org An information system model for negotiation of capitation contracts.
en.wikipedia.org It has been proposed that development of recovery management agreements, with legally and biologically defensible contracts would provide for continuing conservation management following delisting.
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