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For as little as pounds 1,000 a terraced house can be damp proofed for life.

Why not have both individuals work together to ensure that the art is proofed and error free?

Schwarcz is correct that Exxon could have securitized its assets without judgment proofing itself by paying the dividend,(4) that Exxon could have sold its assets without securitizing them and still judgment-proofed itself by paying the dividend,(5) and that Exxon could have judgment proofed itself even without selling or securitizing its assets, by distributing the assets to shareholders as a dividend.(6) Schwarcz is wrong, however, in concluding that these possibilities refute my contention that asset securitization is a dangerous new threat to liability.

The audit build completed in February revealed that about 30% of the initial 300 issues discovered in December 1997 were either error or mistake proofed. Several months before the vehicle was launched, significant build issues had been resolved.

For example, in printing situations, it's not uncommon to have one printer come back with the job being quoted on as "proofed to satisfaction" and another printer coming back with a bid stipulating only three proofs.