Thanks. It made me smile because I am a lawyerso I need to care. And I just want to understand the reason. I like the option saying that "plaintiff" without the determinder is just a replaced name of a man who is suing someone. But I do not believe that this is correct because in all such sentences the author speaks generally. And even in one sentence he uses both variants (with and without the determinder). I am completely confused
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