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Legal relied on the agreement I reviewed yesterday for the closing, but procurement just sent a version with minor formatting changes and I don't know whether those edits are substantive or which file should become the searchable, final record. I am the only one making this call before the team files it. Diagnose whether this is a version-control problem, late edits from procurement, or an attempt to slip new terms in. Recommend the single safest next move that preserves momentum without breaking the closing: who signs off, what version to lock, and one sentence I can send to procurement and the deal lead to enforce that choice. I will not reopen commercial terms unless you tell me it is unavoidable.
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I relied on yesterday's contract version but I can't tell if it's the final one we'll cite in an audit

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