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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
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stipulate/cutting edge

One kind of cost-plus contract stipulates contractor's profit as a fixed percentage of the cotractor's costs.

What do you mean " stipulates " in that sentence ? Does it mean " to make/to demand/to specifiy " ?

Does anybody know what it means ' cutting edge " ?

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to stipulate=to specify in legal terms, to contract This is where you can find idioms: search with edge (or any other keyword in the expression)

— Marius Hancu

  • to stipulate=to specify in legal terms, to contract This is where you can find idioms: search with edge (or any other keyword in the expression)
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to stipulate=to specify in legal terms, to contract
This is where you can find idioms:
search with
edge
(or any other keyword in the expression)

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