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: the (new) legal writerRecuse whom?
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At Set in Style, you?ll find an interesting discussion between Mister Thorne (author of Set in Style) and Ben Opipari (editor of Literary Legs) over the verb recuse. The question being discussed: Is recuse necessarily transitive, or can it be intransitive?
Full post as published by the (new) legal writer on June 11, 2009 (boomark / email).
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