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Late Redline Turnaround

Procurement at [buyer=OmniCo] sent a redline with multiple changes and wants clarification by their [deadline=9am] rev…

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Procurement at [buyer=OmniCo] sent a redline with multiple changes and wants clarification by their [deadline=9am] review. I can't run everything past legal without losing the slot. Help me prioritize which redlines I can accept, which to counter, and produce a clear redline response that I can circulate to both the buyer and our legal team that preserves our position but keeps the conversation moving.
when the reply comes backPush once: ask it to sharpen the weakest part, and to say what it assumed.

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Buyer returned a redline late tonight and I need to mark up and circulate a response before their procurement meeting tomorrow.

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