Counsel agree that the standard of review is patent unreasonableness: Lakeport Beverages v. Teamsters Local Union 938, supra, at paras. 20-34. While that term has been the subject of numerous attempts at description in the authorities, a decision is generally considered to be patently unreasonable only if it is "clearly irrational" or "evidently not in accordance with reason" [See Note 2 below] or if it produces "a result [that] must almost border on the absurd". [See Note 3 below] 2. The Arbitrator's decision
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