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"The one area in which editors have an important advantage over authors is in reading what is said without prior knowledge of what it means. An author reviewing what he has written may automatically interpret ambiguous passages in the way he intended, while an editor can see that there are alternative meanings that accord with the words just as well as what the author had in mind. An author may also subconsciously interpolate missing words, while an editor can more easily see that some words are missing."<ref>[http://www.tsowell.com/About_Writing.html Some Thoughts about Writing] -- [[Thomas Sowell]]</ref>
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Editing is what I am doing right now. All the information you need. Editing Editing.
 
 
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[[Category:Literature]]
 

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Editing is what I am doing right now. All the information you need. Editing Editing.