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accelerate To demand the full amount due under a contract even though the original agreement allowed payments over time. Almost all promissory notes and leases have acceleration clauses in the event of default.If it were not for such clauses,the lender or landowner could be required to file separate lawsuits when each payment was missed, or wait until the end of the term and sue for all at once. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Although this provides a general index of sprinting capacity, it does not simulate actual game sprinting performance, as players often perform quick and short accelerative runs rather than maximum 30 m sprints. can be adapted to the type of terrain with one press of a button, increasing traction and accelerative force. Heavier now, her shoulders broad, her hips still slim, she is a mass of hard uncuddly muscle, her leaping prodigious (once over seven feet of garden wall), her running so immediately accelerative that I'd swear she reaches 20mph in half a second. |
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