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Politically risky as it may be for Mr. Gore to contest the election in court, his only other legal recourse, an appeal to a federal court to compel Miami-Dade County to keep recounting, would have been equally fraught.

Born, as her Miss Manners Web site has it, "a perfect lady in an imperfect society," she continues to contend, through her books and her newspaper and Internet columns, with "the gamut of social discourse and recourse" — an activity that also deeply engaged the novelist Edith Wharton, whose fictional portrait by Jennie Fields she reviews this week.

Having an open and honest conversation about how reforming our immigration system can provide those without recourse an ability to stand up for their rights is a worthwhile one, and may be the first best step on a pathway to greater equity for all workers.

But our national obsession with public officials' private lives, most notably during the second term of the Clinton administration, demonstrates the political, as well as social, implications of being so wrapped up in details that we would consider the average citizen's private business and likely not endorse public recourse: an affair, a sultry tryst, a not-so-appropriate moment.

The only other recourse a lender has against a deadbeat customer is a breach-of-contract lawsuit.

In an inauthentic world, style is the only recourse – a cornerstone of Bogart's screen persona – but it masks real pain and desire.

One recourse, a service set up by the county, refers those facing foreclosure to counselors certified by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development.

David Chao, cofounder of Doll Capital Management, four years ago invested $1 million in Recourse, a security software outfit.

David Chao, cofounder of Doll Capital Management, four years ago invested $1 million in Recourse, a security software outfit cofounded by a business school chum.

They can result in legal recourse, a fresh evaluation of the project or a halt in the decision-making process that can last several years.

Skipping registration also severely limits the legal recourse a creator can pursue if their work is used illegally.