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... effective writers are always aware of this dualism and direct their writing to a particular reader - audience . Ways of bringing understanding to the reader vary with the particular situation and reader background and interest . The ...
... effective writers are always aware of this dualism and direct their writing to a particular reader - audience . Ways of bringing understanding to the reader vary with the particular situation and reader background and interest . The ...
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... effectively explain difficult words and terms by offering the more common meaning first and then following it by the ... effective device in that it builds confidence in readers , making them feel that they understand the more difficult ...
... effectively explain difficult words and terms by offering the more common meaning first and then following it by the ... effective device in that it builds confidence in readers , making them feel that they understand the more difficult ...
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... effective developments in the fire service . The last decade has produced numerous successful efforts in fire service planning , management , and operations which could and should be utilized by other fire departments but which receive ...
... effective developments in the fire service . The last decade has produced numerous successful efforts in fire service planning , management , and operations which could and should be utilized by other fire departments but which receive ...
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Technical WritingHow We Transfer Factual Information and Knowledge | 3 |
Semantics and the Process of Communication | 9 |
Semantics | 16 |
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