Contracts
Free
Free verb - To set free (as from slavery or confinement).
Both words in one sentence
- He immediately crippled the Knicks for years with a series of bad trades and worse free agent signings (and even worse contracts for those signings).
Source: Never Live It Down / Sports - Changeling: The Lost: if you're lucky, contracts work until sunup or sundown, whichever happens first; or for free if you invoke Food Chains.
Source: Celestial Deadline -
The only place where free love seems to be broadly accepted, even there only in a rather limited fashion, is in Beta Sector for unmarried people who are free to sleep around with each other without being expected to enter into twoing contracts.
Source: Literature / Earth Girl
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