"Not ambiguous at all - and apparently Harry Reid has had an epic double career."

[orleans]

And always remember to use the Oxford comma, kids.

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Pure pedantry. This sentence is not ambiguous or confusing at all.

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Not ambiguous at all - and apparently Harry Reid has had an epic double career.

[nilram]

1. Triple, if you count that gig in the Senate

[orleans]

2. that's what i thought! lol nt

[Sogo]

3. The missing comma is NOT what is known

as the Oxford comma….

[RussellCattle]

4. Are you sure? I just googled it and it sure looks like it is.

[Sogo]

7. I'm positive.

I don’t know what you googled, but the Oxford comma is specific to the use of a comma to separate the last item in a series. It comes (or SHOULD come) before the word “and.” Many people leave that out, incorrectly so, IMO and in the opinion of many grammarians.

[RussellCattle]

10. What am I missing here? "Harry Reid (comma) a terrorist interrogator (no comma) AND the singer....

....from Blink-182" seems to fit your definition pretty well.

[NBachers]

5. I'm glad Harry turned down that gig with Nirvana.

[orleans]

8. lol! nt

[Kid Berwyn]

6. Comma would help clarify complex headline.

The story, while out of this world, merits careful consideration.

[PurgedVoter]

9. Just don't put the comma after terrorist.