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{{a|plainenglish|}}Redundancy. [[Celery]]. The [[bleeding obvious]]. | |||
Timid drafting for [[legal eagle|members of the legal profession]] whose mastery of the language in which they ply their craft is so compromised as to struggle with the difference between [[may]] and [[must]]. | |||
Don’t be that person. | Don’t be that person. | ||
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*[[May]] | |||
*[[Shall be entitled to]] | |||