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For the purpose of the scienter rule, animals mansuetae naturae means

Animals mansuetae naturae are those tame or domestic by nature, that is, "Animals harmless by nature", as opposed to animals ferae naturae, which are "Wild animals"…

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For the purpose of the scienter rule, animals mansuetae naturae means

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Animals mansuetae naturae are those tame or domestic by nature, that is, "Animals harmless by nature", as opposed to animals ferae naturae, which are "Wild animals" dangerous by nature.

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