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Hot off the press! Brief Relief 2 (multisyllabic words edition) is now available! Purchase both editions (Option #3 in "Brief Relief Store") for 10 percent discount. Audio resources now available!
Write short, write fast with
Brief Relief (phrases) and Brief Relief 2 (words)!
Brief Relief features more than 25,000 one-stroke real-time-ready briefs for common phrases, saving valuable time and energy.
Embrace the power of writing shorter, faster, and smarter! Having one-stroke briefs for common phrases is by far the best way to dramatically shorten your writing.
Briefly speaking,
Brief Relief is a compilation of one-stroke briefs for high-frequency phrases encountered by the professional reporter. Conceived by Linda Lee, a woman with a gift for creating catchy briefs, Brief Relief is an invaluable resource for court reporters, captioners, and CART providers interested in shortening their writing. With more than 25,000 real-time-ready one-stroke briefs for common phrases, Brief Relief is a useful reference in the quest to reduce everyday phrases to one streamlined stroke. Students will also find the book immensely helpful as an aid to dictionary- building.
Write short, write fast with Brief Relief!
Maximize your steno mileage!
Reduce wear and tear on the body and enhance your efficiency.
Brief Relief 2 features more than 46,000 one-stroke real-time-ready briefs for 2+ syllable words.
Devoted entirely to multisyllabic words, Brief Relief 2 is an indispensable aid for dictionary building and stress-free, effortless writing.
Hot off the press!
Brief Relief 2 is a compilation of one-stroke briefs for 2+ syllable words encountered by the professional reporter. Designed as a complement to its predecessor, Brief Relief 2 is an invaluable resource for court reporters, CART providers, captioners, and students interested in shortening their writing. Jam-packed with 46,000+ real-time-ready one-stroke briefs, Brief Relief 2 is a useful reference in the quest to reduce everyday words to one streamlined stroke. Includes a plethora of medical terms.
Write short, write fast with Brief Relief 2!
Maximize the power of your keyboard!
Brief Relief 2 includes briefs that incorporate prefixes such as hyper-, mis-, non-, re-, self-, sub-, un-, and under-!
Brief Relief & Brief Relief 2
are brought to you by
Linda Lee, M.Ed.
The Briefs Doctor
Brief Relief (phrases edition) and Brief Relief 2 (multisyllabic words edition) feature an extensive collection of clever one-stroke real-time-ready briefs compiled by Linda Lee, a woman with a passion for writing, including the stenographic sort. Hailing from Cambridge, Massachusetts, her employment history includes positions where publishing, writing, and copy editing were center stage. Fueled by a passion for the pursuit of knowledge and possessing the heart of a teacher, Lee worked for a book publisher, management consulting companies, and in various staff and management positions at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the MIT Sloan School of Management. She earned a master of education degree at Cambridge College. Lee also attended the Allied School of Court Reporting in Cranston, Rhode Island, under the expert tutelage of the late Cathi Annis-Burnham, veteran court reporter-owner, which ignited her passion for and eventual fluency in stenographic shorthand and machine stenography.
To contact me, e-mail [email protected]
or call 617-595-0907
Frequently Asked Questions
(Please read before ordering.)
Is there any overlap between Brief Relief (phrases) and Brief Relief 2 (multisyllabic words)?
No, there isn't.. The original edition of Brief Relief is composed entirely of one-stroke briefs for phrases; the latest release, Brief Relief 2, is composed entirely of one-stroke briefs for multisyllabic words. Between both volumes, you will have more than 70,000 briefs at your disposal to help you write shorter, smarter, and faster.
Can you e-mail me a page from your book so that I know what I'm getting?
When you click on the tab for Brief Relief (phrases) and Brief Relief 2 (multisyllabic words), you will see a page of briefs from each that will give you an idea of what to expect.
What phrase starters and enders do you use in "Brief Relief" phrases edition?
Click here for a list of the phrase starters and enders that are featured in my book:
I ordered your book. When will I receive it?
Orders are usually fulfilled within 1-2 days after they're received in order to allow time for payments to be processed in advance of shipment. Once your package ships, you will receive an e-mail with the USPS tracking information. This way you will be able to check the shipping status at your leisure. Please note that the estimated delivery date is not guaranteed; your package could arrive sooner or later than this date. If you did not receive your shipping confirmation e-mail, please check your "junk" or "spam" folder as it was most likely intercepted due to an aggressive filter setting.
Do you have an electronic copy of the book that you can send me?
Since there are some folks, unfortunately, even in the legal field who do not respect copyright laws, both editions of Brief Relief are available in print form only.
I have your book and am feeling overwhelmed. Where do I start?
Please don't be. A journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step. Here are some practice tips for learning new briefs that should help you get started:
And some additional tips appear below.
Brief Relief (phrases edition) - Where to begin:
A good place to start is with the extremely high-frequency YA I can't, YO I don't, YAO I wouldn't, YI I didn't, and YU I couldn't families followed by their "you" counterpart. Practicing these families will give you an opportunity to learn the common phrase-enders that are sprinkled throughout the book.
Learning these phrases alone will give you substantial steno mileage right off the bat.
Then go to the "Extra Relief" section at the end of the phrases book. This portion of the book features 350-plus extremely high-frequency two-word phrases that we hear in everyday speech. Think about how often you hear "in a," "of a," "because I," "because you, "was there," "it did," "it didn't," etc., in a single session, and you can imagine how many strokes you'll shave off by one-stroking these phrases.P.S. New! Dictations are now available to practice the briefs in the phrases edition of "Brief Relief." Click on "Brief Relief Store" and scroll down to see the various purchasing options.
Brief Relief 2 (multisyllabic words edition) - Where to begin:
Start by sorting your dictionary to pull up your most frequently written words. If you haven't been writing them on one stroke, look the word up in the book and enter the family into your dictionary. Then practice that family until you feel comfortable. Also be sure to turn on your software's brief-it feature so that in the event that you forget a brief, it will remind you of it.
The most important step to jump-start the brief-learning process is to dive right in. Commit to practicing a few briefs at a time and before you know it, you'll be writing shorter, faster, and smarter.
Finally, I've created some dictations that feature phrases from "Brief Relief" as another resource to assist my Brief Reliefers with their practice sessions. Just go to the "Brief Relief Store" tab, scroll past the books, and you'll see the audio options. The dictations may be sped up or slowed down according to your needs. Then once you feel comfortable with the briefs, move on to the next recording.Have fun, happy practicing, and brief on!
What do the briefs on the prescription bottle mean?
state your name for the record STURND
did you remember it (or "the" or "to") DURMT
how long HOUNG
what has been marked WHARKD
P.S. Add -Z to the last brief for "what has been marked as."
And, finally, a brief reminder...
Please be sure to scroll through the three book-buying options and read the brief description of each book's contents before ordering. Doing so will ensure that the correct book will arrive at your doorstep. Please also remember to select your home state on the dropdown menu in the address field and review the information before submitting your order. This way we can avoid potential delivery mishaps. You'd be surprised by how many orders I receive with "AL" selected (the default) instead of the buyer's actual home state because they'd neglected to select it.
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Customized Dictations29.99Interested in practicing some of your briefs in order to prepare for an upcoming deposition with an expert? Or would you like to practice briefs for specific high-frequency words or phrases that will shorten your writing, reduce stress, and make life easier? I offer customized dictations for your specific needs as well. Prices start at $29.99 per order for up to 10 minutes of audio. If interested, please contact me at [email protected]QuantityComing soonAudio Practice - The 5 W's & How (MP3 format)3.95 - 64.00Maximize the power of audio to memorize common phrases and dramatically shorten your writing! Options 1-16 feature phrases starting with who, what, when, where, why, and how. Once purchased, audio file(s) will be e-mailed to you. MP3 format. Allow 1-2 days for delivery. Click on arrow next to "Select" to see options. Save 15 percent and buy all 16 for $64!View more details...SelectQuantityComing soonAudio Practice - Brief Relief Phrases Starting with Verbs - Part 2 (MP3 format)3.95 - 72.00Maximize the power of audio to memorize common verb phrases and dramatically shorten your writing! Options 1-20 feature phrases starting with is/isn't, should/shouldn't, was/wasn't, were/weren't, will/won't, and would/wouldn't. Once purchased, audio file(s) will be e-mailed to you. MP3 format. Allow 1-2 days for delivery. Click on arrow next to "Select" to see options. Save 15 percent and buy all 20 for $72!View more details...SelectQuantityComing soonAudio Practice - Brief Relief Phrases Starting with Verbs - Part 1 (MP3 format)3.95 - 77.00Maximize the power of audio to memorize common verb phrases and dramatically shorten your writing! Options 1-20 feature phrases starting with can/can't, could/couldn't, did/didn't, do/don't, does/doesn't, and is/isn't. Once purchased, audio file(s) will be e-mailed to you. MP3 format. Allow 1-2 days for delivery. Click on arrow next to "Select" to see options. Save 15 percent and buy all 20 for $77!View more details...SelectQuantityComing soonAudio Practice - Brief Relief Testimonial Phrases & Extra Relief 2-Word Phrases (MP3 format)4.95 - 50.00Own "Brief Relief" phrases edition? Now you can utilize the power of audio to memorize common phrases and dramatically shorten your writing! Options 1-10 feature the I can't/you can't, I don't/you don't, I wouldn't/you wouldn't, I couldn't/you couldn't, and I didn't/you didn't testimonial phrases. Options 11 and 12 include 350+ 2-word phrases used in everyday discourse. Once purchased, audio file(s) will be e-mailed to you. MP3 format. Allow 1-2 days for delivery. Click on arrow next to "Select" to see options. Save 15+ percent and buy all 12 for $50!View more details...SelectQuantityComing soon
Brief Relief (phrases) and Brief Relief 2 (multisyllabic words)89.99Best value! Purchase both volumes at the same time and receive a 10 percent discount! 70,000+ one-stroke briefs for words and phrases are ready to go to work for you. Free shipping to continental US via US Media Mail. EDT: 5 to 14 days. For faster delivery, e-mail your address to [email protected] for quote.
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New release! Brief Relief 2 (multisyllabic words edition)49.99Chock-full of 46,000+ one-stroke briefs for 2+ syllable words. 258 pages. Free shipping to continental US via USPS Media Mail. EDT: 5 to 14 days. For faster delivery, e-mail your address to [email protected] for quote.
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E-check payments take 3 to 5 days to clear, then book is shipped. Credit card payments are processed through "Stripe."QuantityComing soon
Brief Relief (phrases edition)49.99Jam-packed with 25,000+ one-stroke briefs for common phrases. 251 pages. Free shipping to continental US via USPS Media Mail. EDT: 5 to 14 days. For faster delivery, e-mail your address to [email protected] for quote.
USPS Priority Mail (2 to 3 days, not guaranteed): $6-$13. International shipping rates: Europe, $24; Canada, $17.25; Australia: $23. Note: Shipping charges are paid separately at PayPal.com to [email protected]
E-check payments take 3 to 5 days to clear, then book is shipped. Credit card payments are processed through "Stripe."QuantityComing soonRefund Policy
If you are not 100% satisfied with your book, you can return it for a full refund minus a $5.00 shipping and handling fee. The book must be in pristine condition and postmarked within 7 days from the date you received it.
Testimonials
A sampling of (unsolicited) feedback
Susan Toms Ingraham, court reporter
“Everyone needs to get Linda Lee's book on briefs! It's like hitting the EASY button :) Thanks, Linda! And you're so unselfish to share on here what's in the book!”
Jerry Coash, Sr., court reporter
“I GUARANTEE this book will lower your blood pressure by 5 points. Guaranteed. Do something right now to improve your health - buy this book!”
Leslie Pingley, court reporter
"Love your book!”
Sally Martin Williams, court reporter
“Brief Relief” has jump-started my efforts to write short and brief more. I have come a long way with my briefing because this book makes so much sense in the way it is formatted. Thank you again, Linda, for your ongoing commitment to our profession and for your generosity with your information on the public reporters' websites. I love this book!!!!!!!!”
Katiemarie Puntoriero, court reporter
“Thank you again, Linda! These are so, so helpful and are making my depo go so smoothly!!”
Cynthia Conforti, court reporter
“Have it. Love it. Invaluable. I may be no Mark Kislingbury, but they are certainly entering the "respectable" arena with your book. I literally scope my transcripts and keep your book right next to my computer so I don't have to keep getting up.”
Christine Mullinax-Byerly, court reporter
"Linda, you never cease to amaze me!! You are the absolute best working mind out there in CR! I'm getting so much more efficient and faster with every "family" I implement from "Brief Relief" and you just keep on giving. The true energizer of briefs!
I just love having connected with you and am so grateful for all you share.
NOTE: If you haven't purchased Linda's book "Brief Relief," do it now!!! It will change your writing life and give new meaning to having more free time. I can't say enough positives about the book and the methodology she uses to make it sensible and memorable in your writing. 100% unsolicited; 100% authenticity!"Lorena Barron, court reporter
“If you haven't bought her book, I suggest you get it. It is WONDERFUL!! So many, many briefs you will love!”
Susan Asher Zielie, court reporter
"You always have such great brief suggestions, I highly recommend this awesome reference resource!!! "Book" just doesn't fit this piece of mastery.”
Jerry Coash Sr., court reporter
“For anyone who hasn't already done so, I would encourage you to purchase Linda Lee's "Brief Relief." It's invaluable to me along with Laurie Boucke's software, "Briefs/Medically Encountered,” and Ed Varallo's "Ed's Steno Pro." Invaluable.”
"Once again, Linda Lee comes through! I STRONGLY - s-t-r-o-n-g-l-y, recommended every reporter to buy her book. I use it every day. It will add enjoyment to your career as a court reporter and give you a greater quality of life. No kidding."Claire McGinn, court reporter
“These are great, Linda!!! I bought your phrase book a few weeks ago! It is fantastic! I love your simple briefs. No crazy finger maneuvers! I am dying for a break from work to really go through it properly and get down to writing much shorter. Thank you for putting it together. Best book of briefs I have come across. 'Brief Relief': two thumbs up!"
Amy C. Rosato, court reporter
“I bought it. I haven't had any time to start studying it. The book is mind-boggling. lol. A wealth of briefs for sure. No disappointment here!”
Lorena Ford, court reporter
“Thank you so much for putting this book together! I am sooo loving it!”
Christine Mullinax-Byerly, court reporter
“If you think these are great, you should get her book!! "Brief Relief" is a game changer in every way possible!! Love the logic that you put into your groupings! You really have changed my life! I've actually gotten some of it back because I write cleaner and more efficient!! It's so very true, Linda! Your mission has been accomplished for sure. You have a wonderful way of simplifying what I CONSTANTLY overcomplicate. So grateful to have found YOU and your book!
Linda, you've changed my work world, which has changed my life! You're my steno superstar!!
My speed has drastically increased after getting "Brief Relief" by Linda Lee. It's phenomenal! She does the briefs in "families" so it's so easy to remember the root one. Then she continues using consistent endings for additional words in a phrase. Has changed my writing world for sure!
That's my favorite and most valued part of Brief Relief. I have been able to increase my intro and use of briefs by 50% because of the way she created the briefs. You get the brief for "do you know" which then expands into ten plus more with additional added keys that are then used when you get to the family of briefs for "did you know". So the technique allows you to skip the overload part because you're not varying much on the additional words that are consistently used after different starting phrases. I too was hesitant because of your reason and have been amazed at how efficiently the system works. My only challenge is adding more to implement.
This is an impartial endorsement, by the way. I asked dozens of questions to Linda Lee personally prior to purchasing the book, which she kindly addressed clearly and honestly with no sales intent hidden. In turn, I gathered a Facebook friend/advisor in turn. Just my experience that I hope helps some struggling as I did.”Teri Noce-Reedy, court reporter
“Your book came in the mail this week and I'm sooooo excited!! I keep changing what I want to focus on learning as I flip through it! I love all of the briefs!!!!”
Pam Hope, court reporter
“I bought the book Brief Relief by Linda Lee, which is all phrases, and I use it constantly. It's my new Bible. Worth a million bucks!!
I cannot express to you how much this book has changed my life! Your briefs are easy to remember and incorporate into my writing perfectly. When I'm scoping and notice a phrase I've written out, I grab that book and look up the brief. It's not just a phrase that I've written in two or three strokes but many more, and you have a perfect one-stroke brief. "What is your educational background." One of my favs!I purchased a 5x8 refillable notebook with alphabet dividers so I can make a smaller version of your book to take with me on jobs. I always get there early and I just sit and practice the ones I use the most.
I have been a reporter for 25 years and I've purchased more books than China has rice but nothing comes close to your incredible masterpiece! It should be mandatory for every student. Thank you for compiling it for reporters everywhere.”
Leesah Villegas-Teran, court reporter
"Linda Lee, I love the book. It's so easy to find the brief you need and the briefs are very easy to remember."
Sara Czartolomna, court reporter
"I received your magnum opus of briefs today, and it is beautiful! It's extremely well organized, and you are brilliant. Thank you so much!"
Allison Decker, court reporting student, creator of www.allthingssteno.org
"If you’re into briefing, I highly recommend this book, www.briefreliefbook.com. I have most all of the books I’ve heard recommended to shorten my writing, including:
Brief Encounters – over 45,000 conflict-free one-stroke briefs for words and short phrases
Ed’s Steno Pro – invaluable introduction to briefing, the concepts and basics of great briefing
Magnum Steno – Mark Kislingbury’s theory, arguably the best way to shorten your writing (but involves changing a lot of what I’ve already learned – wish I had started with this)
Of all of these, I’ve found Brief Relief to be the most valuable to me. Why? It’s full of phrases…TONS of phrases. And they’re all intuitive to me, aligned with how I would think to brief (but haven’t thought of yet, as is the case with the majority of the briefs). Truly a gold mine. I have spent hundreds and hundreds of dollars on material to master how I want to write. If I could go back and only had $50 to spend, I’d buy Brief Relief.
#PSA #publicserviceannouncement #notapaidendorsement (Although I do hold the author in the highest regard.)”Deanna Warner, court reporter
““I've got mine on my desk at the courthouse! When I'm doing transcription of audio CDs from other courts, I am always going, ‘Is there a brief for this?!?’ Nine times out of ten, sure enough it's in the book. I've noticed that since I started using the book, I'm getting better at briefing. Best way to build your brief vocabulary! Thank you for this book! It's a great help!”
Andrew Howell, court reporter, England
"YOU ARE AWESOME!!! Look what arrived on the doorstep today! It's an amazing book, and you're an amazing person. I LOVE IT!!! Thank you so much for your attention to detail and great customer service. Your work is quite brilliant. Thank you!"
Debra Flamer, court reporter
"Linda, I am in total awe of your book I just received the other day!!! I'm only on the "able" phrases thus far. I so look forward to getting time this weekend to really focus on incorporating your awesome work! I'm a do-it-yourself real-timer having incorporated many theories and briefs and writing styles over the years, and I can't wait to delve further into your work. Thank you so much for the time and dedication you put into creating this masterpiece of a creation for court reporters. Much success in your future and current endeavors. You are truly blessed, and I'm so grateful to have seen your book in a post in a random check I did on Facebook. Gotta love technology and the marketing capabilities it affords us!"
Theresa Porcello, court reporter
"By the way, Linda Lee, I just got your book. Wow! I feel an obsession coming on. Thank you for taking the time to do that. So great!"
Marta Grimes, court reporter
"I just got my book, too. Great suggestions. Thank you, Linda Lee!"
Libby Garcia, court reporting student
"I just received my Brief Relief book in the mail from Linda Lee. I feel faster just holding it!"
Kellie Zollars, court reporter
"I just got the book in the mail yesterday. Thanks! I know once I open the envelope I won't get my work done for a while, so my reward for finishing this next transcript is opening the envelope."
Eric Guillet, court reporter, France
“That's it! I received Linda's book. Linda Lee made an incredible and titanic work. All the court reporters should have this book. It's a real help for every day. Even if I write in French, I found a brilliant idea inspired from Linda's book by using H for the negative shape of the sentences. Example: je veux (I want) affirmative (SKWR / WAO), je ne veux pas (I don't want) negative (SWKR / WHAO). Otherwise I have to type (SKWR/TPH/WAO/PS), il est (he is) affirmative (KWRZ), il n'est pas (he isn't) négative (KWHRZ). Too brilliant, and other ideas come to me. Thank you!!! As Linda Lee says in her book, “Be adventurous; keep your mind open.” Brief Relief is for everyone! So now it's up to you to get it or not!
Another thing I do appreciate: Your book allows everyone to build great briefs if someone wants to. It's very different from other brief methods I see. Which is why I say and underline it, You did a terrific job with briefs. It makes sense even for a French. Wahoo! I can immediately imagine how helpful it is for English spoken. And it's very clever to have built the Table of Contents that way! Really efficient. So amazing it is. And, yes, I am the first one in France. Happy days!”
Melissa Burdine-Rodolfich, court reporter
"My Brief Relief was delivered yesterday!! You truly have a special gift! Thank you so much for publishing this book. With every page turned last night, I got more excited! It's ***AWESOME***!!"
Cheryl Parrish, court reporter
"The book came yesterday. I love it! Thank you so much! I cannot go to bed. I had to throw the book down. It's like a drug!"
Linda Ballou Faria, court reporter
“Book arrived today!! Thanks for making our job a "little" easier!! Now I can bring the book with me to depos!”
Lilli Ruggeri, court reporting student
"Woohoo! Got the book yesterday. Love it. I had been hoping you would compile your briefs into a book. They just make sense. Thank you for, I'm sure, the countless hours you put into the book. I'm at my writer now entering the briefs."
Lauren Lawrence, court reporter
"I have been working on phrasing and I always enjoy and value your briefs . . . I'm actually adding briefs from your book right now, and I'm loving, loving, loving it. They make so much sense coming from a StenEd background. Thank you!"
Jamie Asbury, court reporter
"Linda, I am so excited to receive this book and see what tricks you have up your sleeve!! When I go to Facebook to look up a brief or see that you have commented on someone's post, I always look to see what your brilliant mind has come up with or what you might suggest. You are an inspiration!!"
Keith Rowan II, court reporter, creator of Facebook's "Court Reporter Briefs That Make You Go Hmm?!
"Linda is one of the most gifted brief whisperers I've come across. There are a few people who can quickly and easily think of a brief for anything. Linda is one of those. If I ever want a source for a brief, you want one of those people. As someone else mentioned, "Brief Encounters" is mostly single words. Linda's is entirely phrases, which, for most reporters, are much more helpful. The easiest way to write 225+ WPM easily or to become a realtime writer is to be a phrase master. The possibilities are endless. This book sure looks like a good asset on that journey!"
Celeste Poppe, court reporter
"I always look for your Facebook posts on the Brief Exchange, Linda. I'm so thrilled to be able to purchase your book!"
Ruby Mitchell, court reporter
"This book by Linda Lee is steno brilliance. Linda, your briefs are awesome! You are certainly moving in the right direction. Experienced reporter or struggling student, you've got the "magic touch" that many of us are seeking. Thank you!
#briefrelief #getyours #addittoyourarsenal"Karen Stroop Barton, court reporter
"I am confident your book will be a great resource for many reporters!!! Your briefs are some of my favorites!!! Best wishes in future success!!!"
Delicia McCray, court reporter
"Your briefs always look like great ones to me (practicing almost 30 years). Now can you publish a book on how to remember them?"
Karen Raymond Schrader, court reporter
"Linda is well known for her awesome briefs she has posted in various court reporting Facebook groups. She has shared some real gems with me too!"
Sindee Baum, court reporting student
"I follow you on Facebook and love your suggested briefs. I purchased this book and love the variety of briefs. I learned the Moody Method at College of Court Reporting, and many of Linda Lee's briefs make sense with my theory, which is close to Sten Ed theory from what I've seen. I highly recommend it!”
Lance Steinbeisser, court reporter
“Linda Lee, you’re the best. Thank you so much! I have been looking for something like this. Wishing you great success!”
Monette Benoit, court reporter, CART captioner, career coach, consultant, author, creator of www.crrbooks.com
“I have followed the posts of Linda Lee, M.Ed., with great interest. I believe that I would have been a better CART captioner if I had known phrasing(s) as Linda Lee has created. Many, many students and court reporters will benefit from her creativity and her determination to share. "Brief Relief" clearly is a gift to this profession."
Veronica Kubat, court reporter
“Just ordered mine. I am SO excited. Linda, thank you for your knowledge and your briefing intuition. I know this will be a tremendous help to me. Your briefs are amazing and I've been reporting for 35 years. They will be hugely beneficial."
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