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This is the final copy which will be signed by the relevant parties, and must be perfectly accurate. It is typed in double line spacing and sometimes on both sides of the paper. The word "engrossment" means "large writing" and originates from a time when the final copy was always written by a professional writer, who was known as an engrosser.
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