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One participant has the Lexis and Westlaw reps use the same problem to separately demonstrate their systems , then the participant discusses one impact of vendor consolidation : that sometimes the same source is better on one service than the other because one of them owns the source while the other licenses it . " Second , as per the terms of the license itself , end-users who are recipients of a licensed implementation of Sender ID and distributors who are redistributing a branded , licensed implementation do not need to separately sign this license agreement , " he said . Moreover , if Scott 's trust remained as the sole owner of the Krigel 's , Inc ., stock , there seems little reason for him to separately consult for , and agree not to compete against , a company owned by his trust for which he serves as trustee . In alternative to some global notion of ‘ world ’ , one can look at the components of the ( mixed ) state of a ( local ) system , either from the point of view that the different components defined by decoherence will separately affect ( different components of the state of ) another system , or from the point of view that they will separately underlie the conscious experience ( if any ) of the system . For example , the user can separately sign and encrypt a message . Require that the consumer separately sign the arbitration clause that must include both a signature line for the consumer to acknowledge that he or she agrees to the arbitration process and waives the right to sue in court over the dispute and a statement advising the consumer that he or she does not have to sign the arbitration clause , and that the consumer will not be committed by the clause unless he or she affirmatively acknowledges acceptance of the arbitration process .