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plain language N
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language [ˈlæŋgwɪdʒ] N
1. language no pl (system of communication):
3. language a. COMPUT (of specialist group):
I. plain [pleɪn] ADJ
1. plain (one colour):
4. plain (clear, obvious):
6. plain (unattractive):
II. plain [pleɪn] ADV
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By 1991, eight states had also passed legislation related to plain language.
en.wikipedia.org It is written in plain language in order to ensure accessibility to the average citizen.
en.wikipedia.org Thus, he argued, the plain language of the statute strongly suggests that it applies to businesses.
en.wikipedia.org His style of explanation was that in plain language, he would cover the most difficult-to-explain concepts in a very simple way.
en.wikipedia.org The court ruled that the claim failed under the plain language of section 17529.5(a) (2).
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