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Bus/Financial - General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters / Humorous Phrase | | English term or phrase: When lawyers get into the entertainment business, entert. goes out of the busin. | WHEN LAWYERS GET INTO THE ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS, ENTERTAINMENT GOES OUT OF THE BUSINESS
I have been asked to translate this for a humorous gift for a lawyer friend. The client has specified that both verb forms "to get into" and "to go out of" may be freely translated. Also the "entertainment business" means "the entertainment industry in general."
My attempt is "cum iurisconsulti in rem oblectationis ineunt, oblectationes a re exeunt."
Any other suggestions? |
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