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The JC’s fictional heroes
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~~The JC~~A boy wizard in his home office yeasterday.

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Better known, as any fule kno, as hary poter, J.K. Rowling’s universe, which owes much to world of the grate n. molesworth the curse of st. custards chiz chiz, is a rich source of metaphor for the legal world: there are WIZZARDS from the LEGAL DEPT who are noble brave fearless etc cheers cheers, mudbloods from the docs unit, muggles from sales and Hermione from the compliance department.

Just don’t ask for a digression on gendered pronouns.

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-}}Better known, [[as any fule kno]], as [[hary poter]], {{author|J.K. Rowling}}’s universe, which owes much to world of the grate n. molesworth the curse of st. custards chiz chiz, is a rich source of {{tag|metaphor}} for the legal world: there are [[wizard|WIZZARDS]] from the [[legal department|LEGAL DEPT]] who are noble brave fearless etc cheers cheers, [[mudblood]]s from the [[docs unit]], [[muggle]]s from [[sales]] and [[Hermione Grainger|Hermione]] from the [[compliance]] department.
+}}Better known, [[as any fule kno]], as [[hary poter]], {{author|J.K. Rowling}}’s universe, which owes much to world of the grate n. molesworth the curse of st. custards chiz chiz, is a rich source of [[metaphor]] for the legal world: there are [[wizard|WIZZARDS]] from the [[legal department|LEGAL DEPT]] who are noble brave fearless etc cheers cheers, [[mudblood]]s from the [[docs unit]], [[muggle]]s from [[sales]] and [[Hermione Grainger|Hermione]] from the [[compliance]] department.
 Just don’t ask for a digression on [[Chauvinist language|gendered pronouns]].
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 *[[nigel molesworth]]