What's the difference between these and how can you use them in your writing?
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Sunday, March 24, 2013
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2 comments:
Laurie, this is an all-purpose comment (for months of your posts)to tell you that these rock. Spot on. I conside your blog a very valuable tool. Thanks, lady! ~Liz
Hey Liz, These are links I find useful, so I'm glad they can also help my fellow writers.
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