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If authors are judicious about using punctuation to mark phrases , they also tend to be ... But as a rule authors do not expect to cue readers this way for every idea , and readers do not expect this kind of pervasive guidance ( unless ...
If authors are judicious about using punctuation to mark phrases , they also tend to be ... But as a rule authors do not expect to cue readers this way for every idea , and readers do not expect this kind of pervasive guidance ( unless ...
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Text is inanimate and authors are often unavailable to offer extra pragmatic cues like gestures or physical proximity . Moreover , when reading something by another person , readers have little say in what the words and phrases are as ...
Text is inanimate and authors are often unavailable to offer extra pragmatic cues like gestures or physical proximity . Moreover , when reading something by another person , readers have little say in what the words and phrases are as ...
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The authors , mother and son , begin tracing the history of nonviolence as a political movement by looking at the life , times , and actions of Mahatma Gandhi in India more than a century ago . This book includes stories of American ...
The authors , mother and son , begin tracing the history of nonviolence as a political movement by looking at the life , times , and actions of Mahatma Gandhi in India more than a century ago . This book includes stories of American ...
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Prosody and Interpretation | 80 |
Are Avid Readers Lurking in Your Language Arts Classroom? Myths of | 99 |
The Diagnostic Potential | 113 |
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