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  • In a formal context, I would ask them to proofread the new document against the original. In most cases I would ask them simply to proof the document.
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  • In a formal context, I would ask them to proofread the new document against the original. In most cases I would ask them simply to proof the document.
    – Hugh
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  • In a formal context, I would ask them to proofread the new document against the original. In most cases I would ask them simply to proof the document.
    – Hugh
    23 mins ago
















In a formal context, I would ask them to proofread the new document against the original. In most cases I would ask them simply to proof the document.
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In a formal context, I would ask them to proofread the new document against the original. In most cases I would ask them simply to proof the document.
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