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[edit] Dangling participle

"The son of a policeman, Hume's father briefly trained with Bruce Lee." - It means Hume's father was the son of a policeman (i.e. Hume's grandfather was a policeman). I would correct it, but I don't know anything about Matt Hume - maybe that's what the author actually meant. Kjl 16:38, 23 August 2007 (UTC)