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: the (new) legal writerAnother lesson in hyphenating phrasal adjectives
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A couple of weeks ago, a headline in a law-oriented magazine prompted me to write on the importance of hyphenating phrasal adjectives. Today a different headline teaches the same lesson more vividly, and this time, the headline writer gets it right. From the Onion:
Without the hyphens, diseased and deformed would describe the author. But the hyphens make clear that those words modify animal.
Full post as published by the (new) legal writer on July 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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