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					<description><![CDATA[<p>A blog about a trip to London, a gregarious Cockney writer, the proper way to brew tea and the joys of using Microsoft Word's "Break" feature. Sounds like a jumble? Read on!</p>
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How can you make it easier, every time, to open a new document in Word and start a new manuscript? Just follow these 10 easy steps once to have a great looking manuscript EVERY time!</p>
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