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Guest  +  96427 Thu, 05 May 05 04:38 PM
How do you pluralize "Last Will and Testament"? Wills and Testments, Will and Testaments, or something else? How about "Power of Attorney"? Powers of Attorney or Power of Attorneys? Please help! This controversy has the office in a tizzy.
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Clive  +  104508 Wed, 01 Jun 05 06:16 AM
Hi,
I'd say 'Last wills and testaments' and 'Powers of attorney'.
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