BRIC and Clause: Difference between pages

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1. A section of a contract containing a term or provision.

2. A section of a piece of legislation which has not yet been passed into law.

3. More generally, any important section within a document.

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-Brazil, Russia, India and China.
+. A section of a contract containing a term or provision.
+. A section of a piece of legislation which has not yet been passed into law.
+. More generally, any important section within a document.
-The term 'BRIC' was coined in the early 2000s, at which time it was considered that these four economies would be the fastest-growing in the world.
 == See also ==
-* [[BRICS]]
+* [[Term]]
-* [[MINT]]
+* [[Spens clause]]
+* [[Romalpa clause]]
-[[Category:The_business_context]]
+* [[Public Bill]]
+* [[Objects clause]]