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If you can’t be right, at least be consistent. That seems to be the motto of the writer of this article on Yahoo! Shine:
For some reason, the writer has capitalized grand jury, not once but three times. I guess that makes it all okey-dokey. The writer (whose name I won’t reveal) also uses the wrong homophone here:
and an incorrect singular verb here:
Let’s not sidestep the issue, there’s no hyphen in sidestep:
The writer of this piece from a blog on Yahoo! Shine seems to be sidestepping some conventions of the English language:
The misspelled sidestep, missing the, and repeated words are all hallmarks of a rushed (or indifferent) writer. You’d think that when writing about as serious a topic as abortion, the writer would want to project a cogent, coherent, and intelligent image.
Terribly Write