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Examples
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Ms. Chand said she originally wrote the piece about her son, Nicholas, and his kindergarten winter pageant and published it in Clarity in 1999.
Best-selling “Conversation With God” author faces plagiarism claim 2009
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Clarity is not truth, but clarity is easily grasped and easily shared.
Creativity 2010
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Clarity is not truth, but clarity is easily grasped and easily shared.
1-1-10 2010
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Clarity is not truth, but clarity is easily grasped and easily shared.
Expression 2010
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Clarity is fine, but If I'm fishing I want to see the details
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Clarity is not truth, but clarity is easily grasped and easily shared.
1-1-10 2010
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Clarity is fine, but If I'm fishing I want to see the details
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Clarity is very important for the end user to be able to use your product properly, thereby getting the best out of it and becoming a fan.
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Clarity is very important for the end user to be able to use your product properly, thereby getting the best out of it and becoming a fan.
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Clarity is the message of “The Elements of Style,” the handbook he based on an early model written by Will Strunk, a professor of his at Cornell, which has helped more than ten million writers — the senior honors candidate, the rewriting lover, the overburdened historian — through the whichy thicket.
E.B. White M-mv 2005
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