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: Manage Your WritingThis week: Use the same word twice
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In school, most of us were taught to avoid repetition in our writing. In some circumstances, that's not bad advice. But we business writers need to learn that repetition can make writing more readable and more effective.
One of the best short pieces on writing I've read recently addresses this problem.
This week, please read Marilynne Rudick's posting "Use the Same Word Twice," on the blog Writing Matters--and follow its advice as you revise.
Full post as published by Manage Your Writing on January 05, 2009 (boomark / email).
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