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Statute Law Review, 2022
Abstract While there is a general consensus that clarity is an essential aim in drafting legislation, few would say that it is always achieved. This article considers the nature of clarity, what drafting approaches and techniques can help, and factors that affect clarity. We also identify ways in which clarity can be improved.
Diggory Bailey, Luke Norbury
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Abstract While there is a general consensus that clarity is an essential aim in drafting legislation, few would say that it is always achieved. This article considers the nature of clarity, what drafting approaches and techniques can help, and factors that affect clarity. We also identify ways in which clarity can be improved.
Diggory Bailey, Luke Norbury
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Science, 2022
It’s easy to be discouraged by the apparently grim state of science communication. Politicians and charlatans are promoting conspiracy theories about everything from COVID-19 to climate change. Scientists are ignored by friends and relatives who would rather believe the pseudoscientific claims of a huckster with a podcast.
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It’s easy to be discouraged by the apparently grim state of science communication. Politicians and charlatans are promoting conspiracy theories about everything from COVID-19 to climate change. Scientists are ignored by friends and relatives who would rather believe the pseudoscientific claims of a huckster with a podcast.
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IEEE Software, 2016
Naming conventions affect the readability of your code and the ease with which you can find your way around when you're reviewing that code. Naming conventions aren't meant to help the compiler. A compiler has no trouble distinguishing names, no matter how long, short, or obscure they are. But to us humans, they can matter a great deal.
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Naming conventions affect the readability of your code and the ease with which you can find your way around when you're reviewing that code. Naming conventions aren't meant to help the compiler. A compiler has no trouble distinguishing names, no matter how long, short, or obscure they are. But to us humans, they can matter a great deal.
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SubStance, 2003
"He upsets a harmony without our knowing how he succeeds in doing it: perhaps because, used to the horror of Earth, we only see the alien horror he attempts to impose on Earth" (Jorian Murgrave, 95). Thus ponders Dojna, one of the two female soldiers sent to seek out Jorian Murgrave, the being (is he human?) who wants to destroy Earth.
Anne Roche, Roxanne Lapidus
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"He upsets a harmony without our knowing how he succeeds in doing it: perhaps because, used to the horror of Earth, we only see the alien horror he attempts to impose on Earth" (Jorian Murgrave, 95). Thus ponders Dojna, one of the two female soldiers sent to seek out Jorian Murgrave, the being (is he human?) who wants to destroy Earth.
Anne Roche, Roxanne Lapidus
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International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics, 2012
I enjoy receiving the Red Journal, and now PRO, at our home. For years, a ritual in my family has been me thumbing through the journal to see whether there was something from our department or research group that I could show my family. I want my children to see the product of their father’s efforts and maybe get them to share some excitement in ...
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I enjoy receiving the Red Journal, and now PRO, at our home. For years, a ritual in my family has been me thumbing through the journal to see whether there was something from our department or research group that I could show my family. I want my children to see the product of their father’s efforts and maybe get them to share some excitement in ...
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Who are “We”? Couple Identity Clarity and Romantic Relationship Commitment
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 2021Lydia Emery +2 more
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