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Sonder tried to shore up its finances by negotiating deals with landlords to terminate leases in buildings where it was losing money, said Roman Pedan, chief executive of Kasa, a hotel and apartment rental manager.

But the biggest cheer came when he talked about how he had stopped “a mortal threat to the franchise business model by terminating the infamous Obama joint-employer rule” during his first term.

Furthermore, If your uncle held a long-term lease, it does not necessarily terminate upon his passing, according to TurboTenant, which provides property-management software.

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Officials had also said that SAP prevents clients from terminating maintenance and support services for unused software licenses, meaning they might be paying for unwanted services.

The collapse came after hotel chain Marriott terminated its leasing agreement with Sonder, a year after the partnership had been established.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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