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This document provides guidelines for language and style in academic writing. It recommends using a clear structure with an introduction, results/methods, discussion, and conclusion sections. The language should be formal and objective, using passives and neutral verbs. Details should be referenced in an appendix. The writing should have a clear structure with cohesive linking words and synonyms to avoid repetition and filler words.
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