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CHAPTER 1 Introduction to Law 1 CHAPTER 2 The U.S. Legal System 16 ... CHAPTER 17 The Trial 487 CHAPTER 18 Alternative Dispute Resolution 506 ... Avoid Noise Words 102 Use Front-Loaded Sentences 102 Use Short Sentences 102 Keep sentences short 102
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