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Unresolved Phrasing Queries

Legal cleared the facts, design is ready, but two sentences flagged for potential libel remain in the copy and the man…

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CDecide — “help me choose”Legal cleared the facts, design is ready, but two sentences flagged for potential libel remain…+
Legal cleared the facts, design is ready, but two sentences flagged for potential libel remain in the copy and the managing editor wants my sign-off in 45 minutes. I can't tell if those two lines as currently worded are safe. Tell me the diagnostic question to ask legal right now, the exact conditional language I should append to the OK-to-publish if legal needs a last tweak, and the single stop-word that would force me to hold the issue.
when the reply comes backPush once: ask it to sharpen the weakest part, and to say what it assumed.

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I need to give the OK-to-publish for a breaking investigative story but there are two unresolved phrasing queries.

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