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She was in command of her facts and her soundbites; he could only cite numbers about his own cash-to-debt ratio.
Ms. Emling's approach is journalistic, but she seems not to trust the inherent interest of her facts and too frequently semifictionalizes her narrative by suggesting what "might have" happened.
Was she confident and in command of her facts?
Angelou's long-time editor, Robert Loomis stated that she could have rewritten any of her books by changing the order of her facts to make a different impact on the reader.
Angelou's long-time editor, Robert Loomis, agrees, stating that she could rewrite any of her books by changing the order of her facts to make a different impact on the reader.
Angelou's long-time editor, Robert Loomis said that she could rewrite any of her books by changing the order of her facts to make a different impact on the reader.
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She checks her facts; most of her books conclude with a fat section of endnotes, documenting her claims.
One woman related details of her recent fact-finding trip to Siberia.
This strain is more pronounced than the intellectual side of her, in fact.
Alicia changed the locks, and when Zach and Grace asked why, they wormed out of her the fact that Jackie was snooping in her laptop.
(One of her books, in fact, is called "Leaflets").
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