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Today's Word "redact"
"Back when we were in college, we used to lie in bed and regularly redact a mutual fantasy about how someday we could run a cafe or a hotel in some distant country..." -- Peter Gadol, 'Light at Dusk'
Redact derives from Latin redactus, past participle of redigere, to drive back, from re-, red-, "again, back" + agere, "to put in motion, to drive."
This news arrived on: 08/25/2008
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08-28-2008 07:46
Susan Smolens wrote:
redact - legal usage
A "redacted" legal document is one in which the names and other identifying information has been removed or blacked out so that the legal argument can be shared with others but the client's information is protected.
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