(1) (Document Object Model) See DOM. (2) A description of an object-oriented architecture, including the details of the object structure, interfaces between objects and other object-oriented features ...
Our legal ethics recognize the right to conscientiously object to working for particular clients and their projects—and law firms must respect that right, Charles Herring Jr. writes. "Cowardice asks ...
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