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    "Tort" Comes from the Latin Term "Tortus," Which Means "Crooked,dubious,or
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"Tort" Comes from the Latin Term "Tortus," Which Means "Crooked,dubious,or

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"Tort" comes from the Latin term "tortus," which means "crooked,dubious,or twisted."

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