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The external appearance or surface of anything; that which is readily observable by a spectator. The words contained in a document in their plain or obvious meaning without regard to external evidence or facts. The term is applied most frequently in business law to mean the apparent meaning of a contract, paper, bill, bond, record, or other such legal document. A document might appear to be valid on its face, but circumstances may modify or explain it, and its meaning or validity can be altered. See also: appearance, confront, endure, look, suffer, withstand 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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| This is my fear--being confronted with my irresponsibility, facing the music of my selfishness, learning that I've been caught doing my most embarrassing action. But if the pay-for-play sites fizzle, while free sites continue to grow, the labels may find themselves facing the music. Credit concerns include substantial challenges facing the music industry related to piracy, as well as substantial returns of capital and dividends to the company's equity sponsors prior to its public offering, and Fitch's belief that equity returns will continue to be a major focus from the Board of Directors. |
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