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'''Handwritten''' means written using a [[pen]], [[pencil]] or (in some Asian cultures) writing brush. In an age where computer usage is increasing vastly, a handwritten letter becomes increasingly a sign of intimacy or affection. In addition, some employers demand handwritten applications from job seekers so that they can practice the [[pseudoscience]] of [[graphology]].
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'''Handwritten''' means written using a [[pen]], [[pencil]] or (in some Asian cultures) writing brush. Since computer usage is rapidly increasing, a handwritten letter is increasingly considered a sign of intimacy or affection.  
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Some employers demand handwritten applications from job seekers so that they can practice the [[pseudoscience]] of [[graphology]].{{fact}}
  
 
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Revision as of 02:49, October 18, 2008

Handwritten means written using a pen, pencil or (in some Asian cultures) writing brush. Since computer usage is rapidly increasing, a handwritten letter is increasingly considered a sign of intimacy or affection.

Some employers demand handwritten applications from job seekers so that they can practice the pseudoscience of graphology.[Citation Needed]