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Things waiver often describes (“waiver ________”)
statutes, clients, requests, agreements, provisions, programs, clause, forms, participants, clauses, continued, applications, laws, requirements, premium, questions, request, decisions
How waiver often is described (“________ waiver”)
such, valid, implied, judicial, special, intelligent, voluntary, effective, partial, temporary, presidential, general, mutual, federal, non, full, limited, complete, year, oral, explicit, contractual, legislative, medical, formal, specific, clear, mere, national, separate, subsequent, conditional, automatic, express, alleged, lien, selective, unlimited, similar, implicit, permanent, actual, necessary, prosecutorial, statutory, purported, legal, possible, discretionary, absolute, juvenile, course, prospective, unconditional, written, informed, absent, based, intentional, anti, inadvertent, mandatory, time, verbal, broad, subject, prior, administrative, called, routine, affirmative, irrevocable, congressional, optional, undue, parental, constructive, reciprocal, tacit, unequivocal, minimum, approved
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