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In a list of three or more things, the serial comma comes after the penultimate item. The Oxford University Press embraces it, while The New York Times eschews it. In the world of legal writing, the status of the serial comma keeps many folks -- well, our columnist -- up at night. He counsels anyone whose response is "get a life" to remember that punctuation has decided many a lawsuit and even sent men to the gallows.
October 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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