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Simple English definitions for legal terms

procurement

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A quick definition of procurement:

Procurement: Procurement is the act of obtaining something. It can also mean persuading someone, especially a woman or child, to have sex with you, which is illegal and wrong.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Procurement is the act of obtaining something. It can also refer to persuading someone to have sex with you, which is illegal.

Example 1: The company's procurement department is responsible for purchasing all the materials needed for production.

Example 2: The man was arrested for attempting to procure a young girl for sex.

In the first example, procurement refers to the process of obtaining materials for a company. In the second example, procurement is used in a negative context to describe the illegal act of trying to persuade someone to have sex with you.

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UnevenInstinctiveSeal
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Is it weird to send an LOCI before getting a decision if its been months and most people who applied around the same time have heard back?
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ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
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@UnevenInstinctiveSeal: yeah, typically schools prefer only to hear from you pre-decision if you have big updates to share
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LOCI is intended to help them choose off the waitlist efficiently to fill any remaining spots in their class; they don't want to waste time and energy calling someone who isn't ready to drop everything and attend
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11:27
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11:30
GULC. It's been over 3 months since my interview and they told people in the WL session they were going to start admitting off the wailist in a few weeks...
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11:30
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ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
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ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
11:34
It looks like GULC's seat deposit deadline is May 1, so it wouldn't surprise me if "in a few weeks" meant "around May 1"
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11:35
I received my GULC II yesterday so they seem to still be genuinely considering applicants
UnevenInstinctiveSeal
11:37
yesterday. Based on the recap from reddit, Dean Andy told them to expect some movement from April 23-May 10.
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
11:43
I found a post just now that says he mentioned a first WL-->A wave around May 8. If I were you, as tough as it is, I would sit tight; they don't like to feel that applicants are hounding them (sucky system tho tbh)
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Andy also said he wouldnt be surprised if there was movement before seat deposits. Also to make sure to send a good loci. He said its basically another application cycle which doesnt make sense since preferential waitlist was supposed to be unranked?
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