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November 2008

Posted on November 10, 2008 by Karen Zgoda

Launched EditMyManuscript.com, where Less Stress means Better Papers, and am accepting new clients! I set up this editing service for students and faculty to help with basic manuscript editing, thesis editing, and attention to APA style.

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