Edit The Draft
Trim what is unnecessary.
Reorder the ideas.
Reword, make your sentences as specific as possible.
Use figures of speech like metaphores.
Give it some rhythm by playing with the length of the sentences.
Finally, clean your text from grammar and spelling errors.
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