In loss of opportunity claims arising from breach of an implied duty to cooperate, the facilitation principle does not relieve a plaintiff of the burden of proving the prospects that the valuable opportunity would have been realised; unreasoned probability estimates from years prior are insufficient to discharge that burden.
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