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var response = [{
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  "IsEditable": false,
  "ClauseCategories": "Legal1",
  "ModifiedBy": 1,
  "Name": "PK_Customize Clause",
  "IsMandatoryClause": true,
  "PrimaryClauseSysId": null,
  "LastStatus": "Draft",
  "IsLocalizationBase": true,
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  "DependsOn": "",
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  "PrimaryClauseLanguageCultureCode": "",
  "StatusChangedDate": "2019-02-12T10:35:46",
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  "EntityInstanceId": "013feab3-d423-40f3-b64b-2c006155271d",
  "Description": "",
  "AlternateOf": "",
  "Text": "The phrase force majeure literally translates as a “greater force.” This clause should always be included in commercial contracts, as it can protect parties from circumstances that arise that are beyond anyone’s control. For example: in the event of a natural catastrophe, such as an earthquake or hurricane, a shipment schedule may be unavoidably disrupted. In general, the definition of force majeure is rather broad, with many contracts including wording about things like terrorist attacks and even acts of God. This clause is important to include to ensure that any failure to perform due to such an unforeseeable disruption is not considered a breach.",
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