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In theory, each of these genres brackets the question central to the other; quid juris and quid facti are allegedly kept separate.
Perhaps ' where all things be lawful ' is too free a translation of ubi quid vis liceat (literally ' where whatever you want is permitted ').
There is a tertium quid between univocity and metaphor, namely analogy.
One problem is that the lack of precise data makes it hard to engage in a ' 'quid pro quo' ' and hence could impede future negotiations on liberalization.
Such a superior stake may create an authority that would make possible and legitimate, or even prescribe as necessary, a link between the quidfacti and the quid juris.
Efforts to overcome this quandary hinge critically on a successful search for a tertium quid that allows an unambiguous demarcation between distinct stages of paradigmatic development.
Business incorporation was viewed as a gift of the sovereign bestowed upon select groups of individuals as quid pro quo for the carrying out of certain important public tasks.
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