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    An Interest May Be Defined as the Specific Demand a Party
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An Interest May Be Defined as the Specific Demand a Party

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An interest may be defined as the specific demand a party has chosen, whereas their position includes the underlying needs, desires, concerns, and fears that caused the party to choose the position.

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