VO-BB - 20 YEARS OLD!

[Don G.]

I'm embarrassed to have to even ask, because I should know. And usually when I do these things, I have a client in the studio or on the phone whom I can ask how they want it read. Unfortunately I'm recording this tonight and told my client I'd have it waiting for them in the morning. Guess I should have looked at the script first. Oh well....

"...after completion of the review under clause (ii) above..."

My inclination is to go with "clause two". What do you think? Thanks.

[bobsouer]

Don,

That would be my guess too.
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[Don G.]

Thanks, Bob. That's good enough for me. In context, it's the third point in a list of three and refers back to the second point. Frankly, I don't know what else it would be. Perhaps "aye aye?"

[Deirdre]

This looks like something that could be several layers deep, but if there were any other important info it would be something like "subsection (ii), paragraph (A)".

I want to say "You can't go wrong with 'two' " but I will be interested to see what the client says.
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