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- And Finally, Not That Kind Of Pleading is brought to us this week by Options Imagined v. Parsippany-Troy Hills Township, in which the court informed us. that the plaintiff “entreated the court to grant the exemption.” Entreated? It had been our understanding that the word (in the parlance of our times) meant “earnestly implore or beseech.” Your editor has spent a considerable amount of time in various courts of law (admittedly, as a criminal defendant) and it has never occurred to us that any type of entreatyment would prove effective. Then again, we weren’t appearing before the Tax Court of New Jersey. Notoriously beseechable, those Tax Courts.