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Hi everyone. Its Jennifer and Im here with our next lesson on adjective clauses. Theres always a day when we realize we didnt know as much as we thought we did. Thats true about almost anything, right? Whether were talking about English grammar or your friends personal interests, theres always more to discover. Maybe the reason why we didnt know everything before is because we didnt ask enough questions! Well, lets start asking more questions about adjective clauses. Well start with this question: Are WHICH, THAT, and WHO the only relative pronouns we can use to form adjective clauses? No, theyamp;#39;re not. So its time to learn about other relative pronouns. First, WHO vs. WHOM. Does anyone use WHOM anymore? Yes, but we mostly see it in writing. Thatamp;#39;s because WHOM is rather formal. We can only use WHOM to refer to people and only when its an object. Thats correct, but it sounds rather formal. In everyday English, most speakers would prefer alternative wording

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What Is a Cut-Through Clause? A cut-through clause is a reinsurance contract provision that allows a party, other than the ceding company and reinsurance company, to have rights under the agreement. Cut-through clauses are often triggered by specific events, such as when a ceding company becomes insolvent.

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Either party may terminate this Agreement at any time after [insert time period after which agreement can be terminated, e.g., one (1) year], with or without cause, by written notice to the other, such termination to become effective [number, e.g., sixty (60)] days after receipt of such notice.

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