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A senior columnist wants an exception to the stylebook for legal phrasing; I'm weighing the risk.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The columnist insists on a phrasing that violates our legal-use guidance but argues it preserves…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The columnist insists on a phrasing that violates our legal-use guidance but argues it preserves their voice. I can't tell whether this exception exposes us to legal risk or is defensible editorially. Advise whether to allow the exception, what minimal rewrite would retain voice while reducing risk, and the brief memo to legal and the columnist explaining the decision.
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