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I’m editing a client alert (about laws regarding campaign contributions) when I run across the following:
This bar extends to indirect contributions, for example, reimbursing a corporate employee who makes a contribution from his or her own funds.
This is a fairly common construction in legal writing. But it’s not an acceptable construction. Why? Because it fails [...]Full post as published by Set in Style on March 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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