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The document discusses the writing process and is divided into three main stages: pre-writing, writing and rewriting, and editing. In the pre-writing stage, the writer determines the purpose and intended audience. During the writing and rewriting stage, the writer creates a first draft while getting content down, and then reviews, revises and reworks the draft. In the editing stage, the writer proofreads from the perspective of a reader to ensure clarity. An effective writing process can help writers organize their thoughts, avoid frustration, and use time productively.
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