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julielai  +  369906 Thu, 24 May 07 07:17 PM

Hi there,

I remember my writing handbook suggest using "he" and "she" alternately to minimize gender bias. That said, I don't think this is as common as using plurals (e.g. judges, they, their) to get around the problem.

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Kathrin  +  369953 Thu, 24 May 07 08:36 PM
And now the riddle has been solved! This seems to be the explanations I was seeking. Thank you so much.

Best wishes,

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julielai  +  370081 Fri, 25 May 07 01:28 AM
Just realized I made a typo: alternately
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The jusdge of course!!
Clive  +  372387 Wed, 30 May 07 02:20 AM

Hi,

Comments are always welcome, but please read the thread first. Smile [:)]

Best wishes, Clive

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