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Sun Dec 10, 2006, 04:47pm

Adam

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Quote:

Originally Posted by rainmaker

Yabut....

the connotations are generally that the person who owns the asset is the one doing the waiving, such as ".. I waive my right to a jury trial." When someone else is "waving it off" is it still "waiving"?

Perhaps. I was in my mortgage mindset. I suppose this makes it a question for Mr. Annoying Grammar Guy rather than Mr. Spelling Guy.

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