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{{1c| Studies show that when you read, if you are proficient, you don't look at the details of the word. Mnay ppleoe cna rdae tihs. Proofreaders will often read a text backwards. This allows them to see the individual words by themselves; not being distracted by the context. | {{1c| Studies show that when you read, if you are proficient, you don't look at the details of the word. Mnay ppleoe cna rdae tihs. Proofreaders will often read a text backwards. This allows them to see the individual words by themselves; not being distracted by the context. | ||
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| Studies show that when you read, if you are proficient, you don't look at the details of the word. Mnay ppleoe cna rdae tihs. Proofreaders will often read a text backwards. This allows them to see the individual words by themselves; not being distracted by the context. |
