Caitlin.cox1999
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Your submission at Articles for creation: Memory and Retention in Learning (May 21)
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Your submission at Articles for creation
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Hello AngusWOOF, thank you for your previous review, I am currently working on the draft article and I really appreciate your feedback. What specific topic do you advise I try and talk about instead to avoid duplicated information? This specific topic was chosen from Wikipedia requested articles which is why I am confused as to how it already exists. Any feedback would be amazing. Thanks so much! Caitlin
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