Problem
"For more than forty years, I have studied the documents that public companies file. Too often ... a well-intentioned and informed writer simply fails to get the message across to an intelligent, interested reader. In that case, stilted jargon and complex constructions are usually the villain." (Warren E. Buffett, Chairman of the Board, Berkshire Hathaway, Inc.)"America can fall behind in the global economy because of poor writing skills. Reading and ... writing well inspire creativity, encourage abstract thought, and explain or document innovation. If Americans lose these traits, they will be hobbled in the increasingly competitive global marketplace." ("Cost of Poor Writing No Laughing Matter," Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Solution
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