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collateral

Security available in return for a loan (for example, stocks, shares, property, or life insurance policies). It may be seized by a lender to recover the value of a loan if the borrower defaults.



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The study indicates that cyber warfare is ambiguous, and that it is rarely clear what attacks can damage deliberately or collaterally, or even determine afterward what damage was done.
The study indicates that cyber warfare is ambiguous, and that it is rarely clear what attacks can damage deliberately or collaterally, or even determine afterward what damage was done.
The liberation of France, while not as collaterally damaging as the liberation of Iraq, was all the same very tiresome for the French civilians unlucky enough to get in the way: roughly 20,000 died following the Normandy landings.
 
 
 
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