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Legal Jargon ... meaning of the word 'excepted' in this context...

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    Legal Jargon ... meaning of the word 'excepted' in this context...

    The government has excepted the process of making payment to your small business.


    what are your thoughts ? I think I know what it means....

    #2
    'You are not to be receiving any money from us, isn't it?'
    Vieze Oude Man

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      #3
      All your money are belong to us.

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        #4
        Good one Lucifer. Classic.

        Rule #76: No excuses. Play like a champion.

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          #5
          Thank god it was a typo on their part .... they meant to write 'accepted' not 'excepted'.



          Gordon Brown and his wishful thinking.

          Rule 1 of business "Protect Your Investment".

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            #6
            Originally posted by Xenophon
            Good one Lucifer. Classic.
            Aye thank you. I'm sure I'm not the first person to crack that joke though!

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