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Litigiousness

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Litigiousness
Littleness (See DWARFISM, SMALLNESS.)
Bleak House
a fortune is dissipated through the protracted lawsuit of Jarndyce vs. Jarndyce, and the heir dies in misery. [Br. Lit.: Dickens Bleak House]
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By celebrating frequent suits over small sums," Podlas concluded, "syndi-court demonstrates that this type of low-end litigiousness is common or normal and that many people choose this path.
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In a bid to pre-empt our self-important litigiousness, armies of risk assessors scan the horizon, dreaming of every conceivable threat.
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Without that, we will stay trapped in our current swamp of decisional paralysis, defensiveness and litigiousness.
Rethinking student discipline by Bloomfield, David C. / School Administrator
 
 
 
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