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“Capital” vs. “capitol”: What’s the difference?

“Capital” vs. “capitol”: What’s the difference?

US Election Day 2016 is getting awfully close. (We’re not sure if that’s a good thing or a bad thing.) As this day inches toward the present, you may be seeing more and more media coverage (in both traditional and

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What “aggressive” means: Is being an aggressive brand or business professional a good thing?

What “aggressive” means: Is being an aggressive brand or business professional a good thing?

In business, people seem to love the word “aggressive.” You’ll hear people talk about how they network aggressively or how their sales team is aggressive. And when they say these things, they mean them in a positive way. But what

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US presidential debate vocabulary lesson #2: Is “unproud” a word?

US presidential debate vocabulary lesson #2: Is “unproud” a word?

There’s a brand that’s getting a lot of web traffic these days because of the US presidential debates. And no, we’re not talking about fact checkers or Canadian real estate agents who are looking to lure disgruntled Americans across the

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Where to place commas in a sentence

When was the last time you were confused about where to place commas in a sentence? It probably wasn’t that long ago. That’s because commas are tricky things. They can play so many different roles in sentences that it’s hard

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US presidential debate vocabulary lesson #1: Is “braggadocious” a word?

US presidential debate vocabulary lesson #1: Is “braggadocious” a word?

There were over 80 million people who watched the first US presidential debate on September 26, so there’s a good chance you were one of them. If you were, you may have heard Trump say this: “I have a tremendous

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16 Tips on How to Reduce Word Counts and Write Concisely

16 Tips on How to Reduce Word Counts and Write Concisely

Have you ever finished drafting a one-pager, report, or social media profile only to find out that you’re hundreds of words or characters over your limit? Or maybe you’re not working with a word limit, but you get the sense

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“To hone” vs. “to home”: What’s the difference?

“To hone” vs. “to home”: What’s the difference?

Have you ever read or used the phrase “to hone in on”? We’re guessing that many of you have. After all, it’s a common phrase that people use to say that they’re converging on something. What if we told you,

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How to write cohesively and improve the flow of your writing

How to write cohesively and improve the flow of your writing

Have you ever written website copy, a blog post, or a report and felt like your sentences just didn’t hang well together? Maybe you had all of the right words and ideas on the page but your sentences seemed more

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“Awhile” vs. “a while”: What’s the difference?

“Awhile” vs. “a while”: What’s the difference?

What is the difference between “awhile” and “a while”?

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How to make numbers plural

How to make numbers plural

If you’ve ever written about the history of a brand, product, or technology, you’ve probably had to figure out how to make a number plural. Although it may seem pretty simple to figure out how to make words plural, numbers

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