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The language that precedes and follows a series of words, such as a particular sentence or clause. The context of a legal document is often scrutinized to shed light upon the intent of an ambiguous or obscure sentence or clause so that it may be interpreted as its drafter intended. CONTEXT. The general series or composition of a law, contract, covenant, or
agreement.
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ARIA's architecture is clearly different then that of the surrounding area, yet it works well contextually," says Elliot J. Its entries are historically rich, contextually broad, and conceptually precise, making learning the vocabulary of theology an engaging experience. Some of Baca's stories contain strong language that is contextually and aesthetically appropriate; however, teachers and parents need to decide whether younger readers should be exposed to these exceptionally well-written and important stories. |
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