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"Companies"
Wahbert recently converted an old agreement from pdf into word, and a passage from the converted text goes something like this:
"To set up the Con,any Shareholders are to contribute to the Initial Capital an amount proportional to their shareholding. In the day to day running of the Con,any Directors shall have the powers vested in them by the Board..."
Stupid software has trouble reading the letter "p" apparently. Wahbert wonders if the Enron charter was once subjected to word conversion.. and the directors took it just a little too close to heart.
You've gOt to be able to laugh at your job to survive the day.
"Asses"
I don't even have a context for this one.. It's just funny seeing the word "asses" in a prospectus.
Besides, what's the difference between "asses" and "assess"? In the latter, there's just more of them, hence the extra "s".
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