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loophole

[loop-hohl] / ˈlupˌhoʊl /


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Legal experts agreed that Wasco’s school board complied with the Brown Act — thereby exposing that law’s limits and potential loopholes.

From Los Angeles Times

On Wednesday, Warner said the Ellisons’ equity is supported by “an unknown and opaque revocable trust,” also citing “gaps, loopholes and limitations” in the documents Paramount has so far provided.

From The Wall Street Journal

He says Shein enjoys an unfair advantage by using the de minimis loophole to import their goods—and is bad for the environment to boot.

From The Wall Street Journal

Earlier this year the government published its strategy for "modern and secure elections", which Reed said "will close loopholes that should have been closed long before we entered office".

From BBC

That loophole was only closed in April last year.

From BBC