1. Goodness, that opening paragraph is a disaster. It has an obvious
    Greffer Lopnoffsky Greffer Lopnoffsky Netherlands says:
    August 8, 2013 at 11:41 AM

    Goodness, that opening paragraph is a disaster. It has an obvious redundancy 'an organ often credited with little importance and often dismissed as having no significant function'. Do you really need both of those points? Also, the use of 'credit' is questionable. Do you really 'credit' something with 'little importance'? The final clause is jarringly awkward. Who writes this stuff?

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