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Life of Lines
Life of Lines

By Tim Ingold

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Share Your Paragraph
Share Your Paragraph

By George Rooks

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Working Writer The
Working Writer The

By Toby Fulwiler

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Communicating Technical Information
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Writing reading and understanding in modern health sciences
Writing reading and understanding in modern health sciences

By Milos Jenicek

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"Today, information in a medical article must include not only research activities and findings, but also strategic, managerial, and administrative ones. It might include planning, political, cultu...

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The beginning of writing
The beginning of writing

By Lois Warburton

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Discusses the development of alphabets and writing systems in ancient societies, highlighting Egyptian, Mayan, Chinese and American Indian societies.

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