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| daily or weekly publication with reports on local, national, and international events, as well as opinions and features |
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| book on a specific subject based on facts: usually written by experts on the subjects they are about |
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| a word that takes the pace of the object in a sentence |
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| a statement that cannot be proven |
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| to put someone else's words into your own words |
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| punctuation that encloses a word, phrase, or sentence that serves as an afterthought |
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| punctuation that ends declarative and imperative sentences and is used after abbreviations |
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| weekly or monthly publication about a topic; examples are magazines, academic journals, and newsletters |
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| giving human qualities to an animal, objct, or idea |
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| a way to change how a reader thinks, acts, or feels about something |
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| writing that tries to convince the reader of the writer's argument |
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| a visual representation fo what something looks like |
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| a series of events in a story |
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