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#acwri Twitter Chat: Academic Writing for Part-time Students and Researchers
Academic Practice, AcWri, Book Writing, Books, Community, Conference Paper Writing, Conference Papers, Grant Writing, Grants, Journal Article Writing, Journal Articles, Productivity
rcayley
June 11, 2013
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