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11 June 2009

Recuse whom?

At Set in Style, you’ll find an interesting discussion between Mister Thorne (author of Set in Style) and Ben Opipari (author of Literary Legs) over the verb recuse. The question being discussed: Is recuse necessarily transitive, or can it be intransitive?

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Benjamin Opipari

I also couldn't help but notice your use of "whom" and Thorne's use of "who" in the post title!

Ben

Posted by: Benjamin Opipari | 15 June 2009 at 09:52 AM

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