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In the court of law it's OK to be clumsy and awkward as long as you*'re very clear about what you* mean. In normal language invented ways of handling the singular they situation are traditionally very unsuccessful. Standard singular they, however has been with the language for a long, long time, and is generally less subject to ambiguity than singular you.
*Singular or plural you.
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Her/him, his/hers/ s/he or 'their(s)'?
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read all aqbout it
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