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writing [ˈraɪtɪŋ, Am -t̬ɪŋ] N
2. writing (anything written):
3. writing pl LIT, THEAT, JOURN:
I. write <wrote, written, writing> [raɪt] VB trans
1. write a. COMPUT (mark):
I. pad [pæd] N
1. pad a. COMPUT (piece of material, rubber):
6. pad (take-off and landing area):
7. pad inf (house or flat):
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When an editor or member of the writing staff left, the magazine would often concoct fanciful stories surrounding their leaving.
en.wikipedia.org Much of the writing was humorous and satirical, finding its fodder in the events and figures of both campus and city.
en.wikipedia.org The writer begins to notice coincidences between what he is writing (about a girl in a parallel world) and his real life.
en.wikipedia.org But it is extremely difficult to do this sort of writing within the structures of the conventional social realist novel.
en.wikipedia.org A rhythmic and repetitious form would make a long story easier to remember and retell, before writing was available as an aide-memoire.
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