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immaterial
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immaterial
Of so little importance or relevance as to have no significant impact on an outcome. For example, a firm may be engaged in a lawsuit involving such an insignificant amount of money that the lawsuit's outcome will not appreciably affect the firm. Thus, the lawsuit and its potential results are immaterial to the preparation of the firm's financial statements. Compare material.


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Forecasted CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) after 2005 is immaterially 1.
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