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: Russian novelist Anton Chekhov once said, â€œDon't tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.â€ This is essentially the difference between show and tell. Not

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: Have other characters know he has those skills and rely on that knowledge and skill. "Bob where's Al setting up his three card monte today?" "Hm... It's Tuesday. If he didn't

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: Do you capitalize the names of governments in a story? I know that names of countries, states, cities, and counties are always capitalized, but what about governments and organizations? In my

: Do people still read blogs? I am under the impression they do but I have colleagues who believe nobody reads blogs anymore, and that if you must blog, video blogs are better. Any thoughts

: Russian novelist Anton Chekhov once said, â€œDon't tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.â€ This is essentially the difference between show and tell. Not

: Have other characters know he has those skills and rely on that knowledge and skill. "Bob where's Al setting up his three card monte today?" "Hm... It's Tuesday. If he didn't

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: Do you capitalize the names of governments in a story? I know that names of countries, states, cities, and counties are always capitalized, but what about governments and organizations? In my

: Do people still read blogs? I am under the impression they do but I have colleagues who believe nobody reads blogs anymore, and that if you must blog, video blogs are better. Any thoughts

: Russian novelist Anton Chekhov once said, â€œDon't tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.â€ This is essentially the difference between show and tell. Not

: Have other characters know he has those skills and rely on that knowledge and skill. "Bob where's Al setting up his three card monte today?" "Hm... It's Tuesday. If he didn't

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: Russian novelist Anton Chekhov once said, â€œDon't tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.â€ This is essentially the difference between show and tell. Not