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To assure the payment of a debt or the performance of an obligation; to provide security. A debtor "secures" a creditor by giving him or her a lien, mortgage, or other security to be used in case the debtor fails to make payment. TO SECURE. To protect, insure, or save a right.
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Each securable object in the NT system has an associated data structure, containing all of its security information. [] Is it a service business with few securable fixed assets? E[acute accent]By utilizing securable, manageable, archivable, retrievable, transferable documents (SMART Docs), a user's database will alert to missing fields and prompt completion of information. |
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