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forebearance

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See: nonuse


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He possessed the firmness of a fighter and also the forebearance of a father.
This will stop the proccess long enough for you to get the forebearance in place.
The Maysles also show the salesmen's forebearance in the pursuit of dollars: Baldwin or Pacino would surely not have put up with the ear-shatteringly awful version of the Beatles's Yesterday that one customer puts on his tape machine as the bible seller is trying to explain payment terms.
 
 
 
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