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... f their agreement—he would offer Lynch a breach penalty along with as much compensation as possible.
This compensation wouldn’t be in cash, but in material assets, such as real estate and other properties.
Compared to the clearly defined value of currency, determined by denomination and international exchange rates, the value of real estate and investment goods was far more ambiguous—for example, a house.
No one could accurately assess the exact value of a house. They cou ...
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