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Defines over a thousand useful works, illustrates their meanings with lively newspaper quotes, and briefly discusses their usage

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Words That Make A Difference: And How To Use Them In A Masterly Way
Words That Make A Difference: And How To Use Them In A Masterly Way

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Use words w/more precise context to deliver a more powerful message.

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