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In English, as in Law, there are accepted ways of doing things. If you deal in both subjects (English and Law), you should find out what those accepted ways are, and then adhere to them (unless you have one heck of a good reason for deviating from them).
Consider the following intro to this client [...]Full post as published by Set in Style on January 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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