I haven&#x27;t checked the whole article, but the second paragraph contains the phrase &quot;could not be expressed,&quot; so it doesn&#x27;t completely adhere to E-Prime.<p>Edit: I didn&#x27;t notice earlier while viewing the mobile version of the page, but the Talk page includes a discussion of whether or not to enforce E-Prime.
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