It can help to think about how people read. Novelist Elmore Leonard offers some succinct but great advice when he says, "Try to leave out the part that readers tend to skip." Generally, this means long paragraphs that have more to do with what you want to say than what the reader needs to hear. Always keep your reader in mind.
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