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SEC guidance on plain EnglishIndex: Click ᐅ to expand: Plain English Drafting Metaphor

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You know, give, devise and bequeath; full force and effect, filthy rich and catflap — a pleasing threefer that trips how glibly off an attorney’s honeyed tongue.

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	You know, [[give, devise and bequeath]]; [[full force and effect]], filthy rich and catflap — a pleasing threefer that ~~rolls~~ off an [[Mediocre lawyer\|~~eager~~ attorney’s]] honeyed tongue.		{{pe}}You know, [[give, devise and bequeath]]; [[full force and effect]], filthy rich and catflap — a pleasing threefer that trips how glibly off an [[Mediocre lawyer\|attorney’s]] honeyed tongue.

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