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Tip: Switch off the Internet and pick up a book.

When I was hospitalized I couldn't bring my laptop with me. I read three books in less than one week. OK, I wasn't working either, but if you spend an average of two hours a day surfing or playing video games it means you have the time to read. Practice makes perfect, as the old saying goes.

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: Copyright issue when referring to a textbook I'm currently writing a little book which explains all equations that first year students will use. There is a law that requires many assumptions

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: How do I convince readers to keep reading poems with fixed rhyme? Disclaimer: English isn't my native language and I haven't studied writing or poetry at all. I released my first poetry book

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