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open to objection

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It will also be open to objections from your creditors, who obviously have an interest in stopping you from declaring bankruptcy.
The decision to close The Hayes to traffic was part of a public inquiry, which was open to objections in May last year.
Bruce Perens, one of the most outspoken critics of the original APSL (CI No 3,621), writes: "There is still a few days more of public online discussion being carried out before either OSI [the Open Source Institute] or myself will give their final call, because we want to be open to objections from others in the free software community.
 
 
 
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