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    In the Editing Process, the Purpose of Eliminating Communication Blocks-Such
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In the Editing Process, the Purpose of Eliminating Communication Blocks-Such

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In the editing process, the purpose of eliminating communication blocks-such as unclear, obscure or abstract words-is to create a more concise and readable report.

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