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We're at final negotiation and I need to coordinate a redlined copy between the buyer and our legal team for a calm close.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+At the finish line with [client=Horizon Tech]: both sides have redlines and our legal prefers…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+At the finish line with [client=Horizon Tech]: both sides have redlines and our legal prefers tracked changes, the buyer wants a clean consolidated file. I need to circulate one redlined route that both supports legal's audit trail and gives the buyer a clear decision. Tell me the play-by-play: which version to send to each party, how to annotate comments to avoid misreading, and the closing language that signals 'this is last revision.'
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