Added authorization parties for all existing spec content
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\begindeptgroup{it}
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Definitions within this subsection are used most frequently by the software
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Definitions within this subsection are used most frequently by the software
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developers addressed by this specification.
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developers addressed by this specification.
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\dt{$\top$}
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\dt{$\top$}
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Boolean value of 1; ``true'';
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Boolean value of 1; ``true'';
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For a glossary of insurance terms from the state of California,
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For a glossary of insurance terms from the state of California,
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see~\cite{gls-ins-calif}.
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see~\cite{gls-ins-calif}.
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Portions of this section conform to \rfc{2119}: ``Key words for use in RFCs to
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Portions of this section conform to \rfc{2119}: ``Key words for use in RFCs to
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Indicate Requirement Levels''. Certain terms from the RFC have been expressly
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Indicate Requirement Levels''. Certain terms from the RFC have been expressly
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avoided; for example, the terms ``should'' and ``should not'' are not used
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\dt{\P}
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Paragraph reference
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