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Nutshell Writing Tips: Be Confident About Your Conclusion
Nutshell Writing Tips: Lead with the Conclusion
Nutshell Writing Tips: Begin with the Background Story
Nutshell Writing Tips: Lead from the Top
Nutshell Writing Tips: Say your sentences out loud.
Nutshell Writing Tips: Speak Human
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