May one recite the word 'תתברך' (tatbrokh - 'you shall be blessed') in the fourth blessing of Birkat HaMazon?
Synopsis
The Mechaber rules that one should not say 'you shall be blessed' in the fourth blessing since 'Blessed are You' has already been stated at the opening.
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