![Are you a lifelong reader, a careful editor of your own work, and the one classmates and coworkers have always called in for a final proofread? You may be a natural editor.
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Are you a lifelong reader, a careful editor of your own work, and the one classmates and coworkers have always called in for a final proofread? You may be a natural editor. Download our free guide, So You Want to Be an Editor, to find out how to turn that...
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