Word of the Day 8/25/13

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Cogent (adjective)
co·gent [koh-juhnt]

adjective
1. convincing or believable by virtue of forcible, clear, or incisive presentation; telling.
2. to the point; relevant; pertinent.

Origin: 1650–60; < Latin cōgent- (stem of cōgēns, present participle of cōgere to drive together, collect, compel), equivalent to cōg- ( co- co- + ag-, stem of agere to drive) + -ent- -ent

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H50: Danny reminds Steve how to write his reports

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It wasn’t the first time Danny had to talk to Steve about the reports that were turned in. When he wrote them, he put in everything, though worded as to not get a case thrown out or a criminal released, however, that wasn’t what was needed.

“Yes the reports need to be detailed, but get right to the point. Keep all the other details in your notes. At trial, you’ll have your notes to refresh your memory,” Danny explained with a sigh. He looked at Steve, “I bet you do this so I’ll write the reports for you, don’t you?”

Re: H50: Danny reminds Steve how to write his reports

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Ha! That's exactly why he does it! ;-)

Re: H50: Danny reminds Steve how to write his reports

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Steve thinks he can pull one over on Danny...but Danny knows him all too well. lol