I asked the bailiff a simple question about the closing argument.
I got a witness prep sheet and a tone that suggested simple was not on the menu.
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I asked the bailiff a simple question about the closing argument.
I got a witness prep sheet and a tone that suggested simple was not on the menu.
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"Can you make the due diligence stack sound clearer?" asked Taylor.
"I can make it sound final," said the deal lead.
Overheard at the closing checklist: "If there is any more of the staffing email, it needs its own issue list."
I knew the midnight proofread had gone too far when even citation fix started looking relevant to the due diligence stack.
The midnight reviewer can say "almost final" about the turn with a perfectly straight face.
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