Now and then, a cliché works fine. Most of the time, though, work toward fresh, vivid language, avoiding the likes of seal the deal, sight for sore eyes, ’tis the
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Many writers use believe when they really mean think. For the most part, you think with your brain, believe with your soul and feel with your senses. So: “The police
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