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This document contains a collection of quotes and short phrases about writing and creativity. It includes advice such as "A sentence should contain no unnecessary words, a paragraph no unnecessary sentences," tips like "Discover ideas" and "101 things you can do with a styrofoam cup," questions prompting reflection such as "What would you like to change?" and "What are you waiting for?," and quotes on various writing topics from sources such as Stephen King, T.E. Lawrence, and Henri F. Amiel.
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