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Extraordinary Expense

Extraordinary expense is a non-recurring, unusual cost outside normal business operations, such as lawsuit settlements, disaster losses, or restructuring costs. These are reported separately in financial statements to give a clearer view of ongoing operational performance and avoid skewing profit trends.

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