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EXTRA RISK

A party or risk that is outside standard insurance. It is needed to pay a higher premium or getting less coverage.

EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRY

A process that needs raw materials from earth to be used. It relates to metal, minerals, and earth aggregates.

EXTRADITION TREATY

A treaty between states regarding the return of criminals who flee. The courts have to be sure that prima facie case exists.

EXTRANET

A network of computers that lets controlled acces to information to outsiders that are authorized to be connected to the intranet.

EXTRAPOLATION

Predicting an unknown from the known data. It uses history and the current population to predict growth. If the current situation is stable it is a good prediction method. Refer to interpolation.

EXTRINSIC REWARD

A reward that is expected but does not lead to more satisfaction. Refer to hygiene factors.

EXTROVERSION

The quality of being socially comfortable. It is also spelled as extraversion.

EXTRUSION

The process of using blank metal or plastic being forced through a metal piece or die to make a single ribbon.

EYEWITNESS

A party that testifies about what the saw. AKA percipient witness.

EZINE

An electronic magazine. It is webpages and an online magazie. AKA electronic journal or webzine.

C CORPORATION (C CORP)

A corporation in the United States that, for Federal income tax purposes, is taxed under and Subchapter C ( et seq.) of Chapter 1 of the Internal Revenue Code.A C corporation may

CABLE FOR AUTHORITY

To pay a request that was sent electronically by starting a negotiation with a bank (usually the issuing bank) of a letter of credit (L/C). Permission must be given to pay the

CABLE MODEM

A type of modem that connects a computer or local network to broadband Internet service through the same cable that supplies cable television service or the service connection made via a cable

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