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A distinction should be made between prolongation claims (involving costs and losses incurred as a result of delays to the activity in question or the works as a whole which have led to critical delay to the contract completion date) and disruption claims (which involve those additional costs and losses incurred during extended or disrupted periods of activities usually without any effect on the completion date for the works. Features of disruption
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