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Amazon has just unveiled a new, larger version of the Kindle, its e-book reader, better suited to displaying newspapers.

The full-page photographs by Norman McGrath help the reader better understand both good and great buildings.

We also cited documents released by the WikiLeaks organization because they also shed light on the subject and might help the reader better understand the context of our findings.

If our informant is to be believed and I'm most certain that he/she/it knows what he/she/it is talking about so you, reader, better believe what he/she/it told us.

To help the reader better grasp the notation we present particular examples of this formalism in the Section A of Text S1.

Methods Maybe call the first part "overview" so that the reader better understands what happens in the first paragraph.

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Second, they tend to treat their readers better.

We think we can usually serve our readers better by putting our reporters on larger stories.

Like Barack Obama, whose speeches often echo "communitarian" sentiments, Mr Sandel knows how to appeal to his readers' better natures.

He might have served readers better with fewer characters and more vivid descriptions of the most important ones.

Rather than emphasizing who gets information first, they would serve their readers better by competing for who covers it best.

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