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: Set in StyleOn Paragraphs and Topic Sentences
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When you write, it’s for someone else. So, when you write, keep that in mind. If you don’t, what you write won’t be read (unless, of course, it’s a brief or a memo that someone has to read).
The object of treating each topic in a paragraph by itself is, of course, to aid the [...]Full post as published by Set in Style on March 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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