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Hability

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Ha`bil´i`ty    (hå`bĭl´ĭ`tŷ)
n.1.Ability; aptitude.


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These monetary awards were claimed as remedies to be provided at the ultimate step of plan enforcement, and even if they could have been characterized as products of "insurance regulation," they would have significantly expanded the potential scope of ultimate hability imposed upon employers by the ERISA scheme.
81 George E Ricahrds, Formed Applied Bionics, a limited 14 Jr (President) hability company, as a joint venture with the inventor of a technology for prosthetic limbs.
For example, since more users (such as investors and analysts) rely on a large company's audit report, an auditor's hability risk for failing to issue a modified report when warranted with company size.
 
 
 
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