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Relief would be welcome by Canada's aluminium producers, who have had to absorb initial tariff-related costs to meet their contractual obligations with US customers.

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However, it suffered from contractual conditions that cost it dear.

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The company also proposed clarifications of its contractual provisions on the initial term of licenses and refrain from restarting such term at every additional license purchase, the commission added.

This sort of asset-backed financing, collateralized by a contractual stream of cash from the underlying data center or equipment, can be done by traditional Wall Street banks.

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It said it has multiple interactions with customers to confirm awareness of key contractual points prior to installation, and continually reviews processes to ensure communications are clear and easy to understand.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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