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The document discusses developing a unique writing voice and style. It encourages exploring topics, behaviors, and ideas that bother you to help find your voice. It also discusses how writers' voices evolve over time through their experiences and choices. The document provides tips on broadening vocabulary through reading, writing passionately, and allowing your authentic voice to emerge naturally through practice.

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