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... interest and curiosity , their interest in other people , and their interest in the concrete or tangible matters in everyday experience . Here are some examples , not previously mentioned , of types of openings based on these major ...
... interest and curiosity , their interest in other people , and their interest in the concrete or tangible matters in everyday experience . Here are some examples , not previously mentioned , of types of openings based on these major ...
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... interest creating devices in the rest of the paper , whereas the popular article made successful use of interest creating devices through- out its entirety . Many technical concepts were explained in sim- ple terms . There were many ...
... interest creating devices in the rest of the paper , whereas the popular article made successful use of interest creating devices through- out its entirety . Many technical concepts were explained in sim- ple terms . There were many ...
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... interest in a concept aimed to provide a solution to a problem in which it may have an interest . For unsolicited proposals , funding sources prefer to receive an abstract rather than having to study a long docu- ment which may or may ...
... interest in a concept aimed to provide a solution to a problem in which it may have an interest . For unsolicited proposals , funding sources prefer to receive an abstract rather than having to study a long docu- ment which may or may ...
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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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