The Republican nominee’s boundary-defying presidential campaign has political-science professors debating how much to express their views in the classroom.
Among other things, the new defense-to-repayment rules make it possible for loan forgiveness to be granted to groups of borrowers, rather than only to individuals one by one.
First drafts often have an awkward rhythm or ambiguous meaning, or both, says Ben Yagoda. The first step in addressing the issue is looking at the sequence of the sentence's elements.
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