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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 8/1/2017 3:43 AM, mayqel qunenoS
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<pre wrap="">If we wanted to specifically express the "many others", i think it
would be better to just write {latlh law'}. In this construction the
meaning remains the same, without "tiring" the reader by making him
read two "plurals" in a row.</pre>
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<p>I think you're really just reacting to the fact that the plural
suffix is optional. I sometimes point out where plural suffixes
can be dropped for stylistic reasons, but using the plural suffix
is not so much redundant as explicit. I too would probably say <b>latlh
law'</b> instead of <b>latlhpu' law'</b> most of the time, but
I would only call this out where I feel a stylistic improvement
could be made. But I disagree that <b>latlhpu' law'</b> can be
reduced to <b>latlhpu'</b> without changing the meaning.
Sometimes the presence or lack of <b>law'</b> may not make a
difference to the overall meaning, but this won't always be true.<br>
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