Loophole and Project

Loophole

Loophole noun - An ambiguity (especially one in the text of a law or contract) that makes it possible to evade a difficulty or obligation.

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Project and loophole are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Project" instead a noun "Loophole".

Project noun - A method worked out in advance for achieving some objective.

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Loophole and project are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Loophole" instead a noun "Project".

particular	particular loophole	particular project
similar	similar loophole	similar project
certain	certain loophole	certain project
single	single loophole	single project
Other adjectives: simple, real, massive, large, big, huge, little, fun, new, major, different.

Loophole Abuse: In "Science Fair and Foul", Buckwheat makes the other boys promise not to peek at his science fair project before the fair is held.

Source: Western Animation / The Little Rascals
The Open-Source Wish Project tries to find perfect, loophole-less wordings for wishes to avert this trope.

Source: Be Careful What You Wish For
This is also the work where Asimov introduced the "autonomous spaceship that doesn't know about manned spaceships" loophole in the Three Laws mentioned above, as a project the mastermind of the murder was working on.

Source: Three-Laws Compliant

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