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Simmons, Brian[SMTP:brian -dot- simmons -at- LAMRC -dot- COM] wrote:
From Handbook of Technical Writing by Brusaw, Alred, and Oliu:
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From A Writer's Reference by Hacker:
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I could provide more references but here's a plan. Pick a reference. Read
it. Compare it with the example under discussion.
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Now why would you want to go and spoil the fun by pointing to references.
;-) Besides, references are like studies--if you look long enough,
eventually you'll find one that supports your position.
Bev
parksb -at- huachuca-emh7 -dot- army -dot- mil
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