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Chapter 6, Problem 6.13E
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Removing unnecessary modifiers from a given sentence.
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Finding balance to omit the words and phrases that are considered unnecessary should be applied in a matter where the original idea of the message does not lose its value rather out stands as a clear and concise sentence.
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