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discharge

In a river, the volume of water passing a certain point per unit of time. It is usually expressed in cubic metres per second (cumecs). The discharge of a particular river channel may be calculated by multiplying the channel's cross-sectional area (in square metres) by the velocity of the water (in metres per second).



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4) The BAP '05 encourages creditors to accept settlement offers that provide for payment of at least 60% of a dischargeable debt over a reasonable period.
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``We have filed a request with the bankruptcy court to be relieved from the stay because punitive damages are generally not dischargeable in bankruptcy,'' Johnson said.
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