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Case studies are one of the best ways to dive deep into the topic and develop an all round understanding. Reader comments, in case of online case studies, make them all the more enriching and interesting. Here is the treasure trove from FT

This Report Is More Relevant Now Than When I Wrote!

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The characteristics of good questions include being purposeful, relevant to the subjects being discussed, clear, neutral in intent, and specific to the information desired—and, most important, “asked.” Learn more in our latest Hold On... column. https://lnkd.in/gC8bXKTV

We live in a business world that is defined and driven by language. And that’s especially true in the decisions handed down in a courtroom. That is why I drafted the following opinion essay that was published in the Long Island Business News. I thought you would find it interesting and it is attached.

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When faced with conflicting opinions on system updates, it's important to approach the situation with much thought step by step. First, there is the need to assess the source of the opinions to fully understand their credibility and bias and consider the impact of each of them.

This document is still relevant, more so than ever

This article focuses on AP style. Have questions about how Chicago or APA would handle the question? Ask me. https://lnkd.in/gXCiHmem

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