Minzolini says that the use of the word 'acquitted' reported lawyer David Mills in place of the word "prescribed" was determined by a more than understandable "need for synthesis." In fact, "acquitted" has seven letters, and "prescribed" has ten, not wanting to take into account the fact that "acquitted" is wrong, but "required" is correct, since we are in times of post-modern journalism. At this point, however, I expect that - again for reasons of synthesis - in place of 'Berlusconi' (ten points) use the more concise "popes" (four letters).
via: paferrobyday
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