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LOOPHOLES

LOOPHOLES
ScnMaster
means of escape; especially means of evading or escaping a n obligation, enforcement of a law or contract, etc. —New Organizational Structure Approved 5.3.91
LOOPHOLES
ScnOEC
means of escape; especially means of evading or escaping an obligation, enforcement of a law or contract, etc. So it doesn't have any loopholes in it, because as soon as a wide push, thrust, boom begins, this law applies: On an expansion, every smallest weak chink in your communication systems or systems or organizational pattern will be found out and the big ones will be found out with violence.
LOOPHOLES
ScnOEC
means of escape; especially means of evading or escaping an obligation, enforcement of a law or contract, etc. So it doesn't have any loopholes in it, because as soon as a wide push, thrust, boom begins, this law applies: On an expansion, every smallest weak chink in your communication systems or systems or organizational pattern will be found out and the big ones will be found out with violence.
LOOPHOLES
ScnTUEU
means of escape; especially means of evading or escaping an obligation, enforcement of a law or contract, etc.means of escape; especially means of evading or escaping an obligation, enforcement of a law or contract, etc. So it doesn't have any loopholes in it, because as soon as a wide push, thrust, boom begins, this law applies On an expansion, every smallest weak chink in your communication systems or systems or organizational pattern will be found out and the big ones will be found out with violence.