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... situation which originally called for it , and which it uniquely fitted . If , the next time it was used , it retained its original meaning , it could not designate the actual situation but would still hark back to its past use , and ...
... situation which originally called for it , and which it uniquely fitted . If , the next time it was used , it retained its original meaning , it could not designate the actual situation but would still hark back to its past use , and ...
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... situations . The sequence is not sacred ; other elements may be added and some combined . 1. Abstract of the project 2. Nature of the problem or situation requiring the proposed program . a . Background of problem or situation b ...
... situations . The sequence is not sacred ; other elements may be added and some combined . 1. Abstract of the project 2. Nature of the problem or situation requiring the proposed program . a . Background of problem or situation b ...
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... situation , you may brief your colleagues or members of your work team on what you found out about the problem , task , or situation at hand . In staff meetings , we are often called upon to review progress , analyze work problems ...
... situation , you may brief your colleagues or members of your work team on what you found out about the problem , task , or situation at hand . In staff meetings , we are often called upon to review progress , analyze work problems ...
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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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