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Originally posted by robustpuppy
No. His proposed sentence is in the subjunctive mood. "We write to request that the client enter..."
It's unclear whether the second "stipulate" is to be done by "your client" or by "we" (as fringey suggested). Either way, it's "stipulate."
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I read it as "we request." However, as it was unclear, I just offered up the rule instead of trying to guess his meaning. I'm not as smart or as pretty as you, so instead of stating with certainty that which I didn't know, I only gave the advice I was on comfortable ground with.
Wouldn't it be fun if ALL posters were as circumspect?
