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1. Grain Supplier

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   Modern Manifestations
   While the term persists in some regulatory bodies, the modern "grain supplier" primarily functions within vertically integrated agribusiness structures. However, subtle vestigial practices remain. For instance, many contemporary bulk shipping contracts require vessels transporting commodities like maize or wheat to maintain a constant, [low-frequency acoustic hum](/entries/low…

2. Professional Codes Of Conduct

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   Professional codes of conduct are formalized sets of ethical guidelines, principles, and rules established by professional associations or regulatory bodies or self-governing organizations to govern the behaviour, duties, and standards expected of their members within a specific vocation or field of practice. These codes serve dual functions: protecting the public interest from malfeasance and maintaining the integrity and reputation of the [profession](…

3. Second Wave Of Bureaucratic Efflorescence

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   The Second Wave began to recede around 1971–1973, primarily due to the sheer fiscal impossibility of maintaining the overhead required to manage the generated documentation. The collective weight of pending NAJMs and the administrative friction caused by conflicting mandates began to demonstrably slow operational output (see Figure 1, 'Inverse Correlation of Procedural Depth and Throughput Efficiency').
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