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07.11
7:36
There’s no direct answer to how long a paragraph can be. If you pick up one of those books from two centuries ago, for instance, you’ll easily find paragraphs running over an entire page, all while you’ll see many articles published in reputable websites with one or two sentences to a paragraph.
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06.11
11:31
Sometimes, writers blame their topic when their work isn’t quite up to task. While some topics are, admittedly, tougher than others, the quality of a paper almost universally relies on the kind of work you put in. Basically, it’s not about bad topics — it’s about bad writing.
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06.11
11:31
There are many strategies you can take when composing your headlines and subheadings, from asking provocative questions to making a direct announcement. That’s not what this is about. Instead, this post is about approaches you should take when presenting those headlines.
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06.11
11:05
Biased language is not all that unacceptable in writing. In fact, most people are likely to give you a pass than to go after your throat if you err to that end once or twice. Regardless, bias in language can be a central concern for many readers, so it’s best to steer clear of it if you can.
14
06.11
11:00
Writing the ending of your articles and stories first might sound like a silly idea. After all, we tend to think of writing as a sequential thing — you start with an introduction and explore the subject before doling out a conclusion. Doing so, however, brings plenty of benefits that could make it worth your while to try it.