If the Primary Purpose of the Contract Is Legal, but Some

question 51

True/False

If the primary purpose of the contract is legal, but some terms contained within the contract are not, then the contract may or may not itself be illegal depending on the seriousness of the illegal terms and the degree to which the legal and illegal terms can be separated.

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A chemical element crucial for building bones and teeth, blood clotting, and supporting muscle and nerve function.

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A plant hormone that regulates growth, inhibits seed germination, and mediates the plant's response to stress conditions like drought.

Hormone

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