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  <skos:prefLabel>Backup Memo</skos:prefLabel>
  <skos:definition>A Backup Certificate is a document certifying the accuracy and completeness of Legal Opinion's facts. Authors might include clients, law firms, or third parties. Backup certificates serve as a reassurance that the facts in the Legal Opinion are valid.</skos:definition>
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