Trying to be precise, we are redundant. (redundancies in technical writing) (Term Talk): An article from: Technical Communication

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From the supplier: The process of ensuring precision in technical writing sometimes results in redundancies. Technical writers and editors should be vigilant about these redundancies, since they waste readers' time and often discourage them from going further in the text.

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Title: Trying to be precise, we are redundant. (redundancies in technical writing) (Term Talk)
Author: David E. Nadziejka
Publication:Technical Communication (Refereed)
Date: May 1, 1994
Publisher: Society for Technical Communication
Volume: v41 Issue: n2 Page: p310(2)

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