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(12-17-2019, 07:22 PM)fredtoast Wrote: It is also redundant to call a Rhodes Scholar "well educated" but no one is complaining when Bloomberg used that term in his apology.



And you have intentionally refused to answer my question.


If we can't used the term "well spoken" to compliment smart people because it is redundant, and we can't use "well spoken" to describe people who come from a culture that promotes improper grammar then when can we use it?

 

Or you could just use half an ounce of energy and think of a different way to assign merits to those you wish to give credit to. One would imagine finding an alternate method to convey a concept would not be difficult for a lawyer.