discrepancies

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• discrepancies — dis·crep·an·cy || dɪ skrepÉ™nsɪ n. difference, inconsistency; disagreement, lack of accord …   English contemporary dictionary

• expectations gap — Discrepancies between the expectations of auditors and the expectations of *auditees, other parties interested in an audit, and public opinion. The term is normally used in the context of external auditing, and it tends to be painfully apparent… …   Auditor's dictionary

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• discrepancy — Any deviation from the conditions stipulated in a letters of credit ( letter of credit). Discrepancies void letter of credit protection. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary * * * discrepancy di‧screp‧an‧cy [dɪˈskrepənsi] noun discrepancies PLURALFORM… …   Financial and business terms

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