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thereinafter

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there·in·af·ter  (ârn-ftr)
adv.
In a later part, as of a speech or book.

thereinafter [ˌðɛərɪnˈɑːftə]
adv
(Law) Formal from this point on in that document, statement, etc.
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Adv.1.thereinafter - in the following part of a given matter, as in a document or speech


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was considering either a "meter system" -- where users would get a pre-determined number of words or articles for free and thereinafter be charged for further access -- or a "membership system" -- that would give users who paid premiums such as a baseball cap or a T-shirt as well as access to specialized content.
Soon I learned of the "plain-language movement," which encourages lawyers, law clerks, legislators, and all those engaged in legal drafting to simplify and clarify their writing and to move away from the stereotypical party of the first part, thereinafter, pursuant to, and other such legalese that has long been the stuff of legal documents.
15, 1910, at 3, but he saw compensation as a way of prompting employers to make safety reforms in the workplace, see Minutes of Evidence Accompanying the First Report to the Legislature of the State of New York by the Commission Appointed Under Chapter 518 of the Laws of 1909 To Inquire into the Question of Employers' Liability and Other Matters 92-94 (1910) thereinafter Wainwright Commission Hearings].
 
 
 
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