: Take modern social media as an example. Many different types of people see the posts, what someone has written. They all have many different â€œtakesâ€ on those words. If you write something

Take modern social media as an example. Many different types of people see the posts, what someone has written. They all have many different â€œtakesâ€ on those words. If you write something that is interesting to read, people will attribute their own messages to it. Look at critical reviews of famous novels, such as â€œA Separate Peaceâ€ (Knowles.)

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: Take modern social media as an example. Many different types of people see the posts, what someone has written. They all have many different â€œtakesâ€ on those words. If you write something

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: English words in a non-english sci-fi novel In the modern world, english is a well-estabilished technical and scientific language. Some terms have become so commonly used that they are accepted

: Why do most style guides miss out the 'degrees' when reporting temperature? In the UK, the Guardian style guide and the BBC style guide say to report temperatures as "25C" or "90F", with no

: Can one start the second draft when the first lacks a proper ending? I'm close to ending my first draft, literally being to the last or second-to-last chapter. I'm suffering from a strange

: What if neither the protagonist nor antagonist wins? This may seem like an awkward scenario for a story's ending. My plot revolves around a constant struggle of the protagonist against the antagonist's

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: Take modern social media as an example. Many different types of people see the posts, what someone has written. They all have many different â€œtakesâ€ on those words. If you write something

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: English words in a non-english sci-fi novel In the modern world, english is a well-estabilished technical and scientific language. Some terms have become so commonly used that they are accepted

: Why do most style guides miss out the 'degrees' when reporting temperature? In the UK, the Guardian style guide and the BBC style guide say to report temperatures as "25C" or "90F", with no

: Can one start the second draft when the first lacks a proper ending? I'm close to ending my first draft, literally being to the last or second-to-last chapter. I'm suffering from a strange

: What if neither the protagonist nor antagonist wins? This may seem like an awkward scenario for a story's ending. My plot revolves around a constant struggle of the protagonist against the antagonist's

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: Take modern social media as an example. Many different types of people see the posts, what someone has written. They all have many different â€œtakesâ€ on those words. If you write something