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1. You have a permanent1 record of what you want to say.
2. Information is vailable for people who were not present at the time.
3. Written words are les important than speaking; information is more important than the person giving it.
4. If the information is complicated2 it is hard to say in speech.
5. You cannot prove what was spoken in conversation.
6. If you write things down, it's eaire to pronounce them correctly.
7. You can impress3 people much more in writing.
8. You can plan things before you write them down.
9. You have more time to take in and understand information if it's written down.
10. People take something that is written more seriously.
11. Many people can read the same information at different times.
12. Writing is safer from a legal4 point of view.
13. Writing things down allows you to change the facts a little to suit your own purposes.
14. Most people only believe what they have read.
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permanent
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| adj.永久的,不变的,固定的 | |
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complicated
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| adj.错综复杂的,麻烦的,结构复杂的 | |
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impress
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| vt.使感动;使印象深刻;n.印象,特征,印记,压痕,强征 | |
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legal
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| adj.法律的,依照法律的,合法的,法定的,正当的 | |
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