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10 Essential Self-Editing Tips

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Sure, writers can — and should, when necessary — have a copyeditor to correct a manuscript before it is sent off for others to read. But the writer knows his/her material better than anyone else, so they are the best person for the job!

So, here are ten easy set-editing tips!All Rights Reserved

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