Improving Your Shorthand Do you remember in grammar school when we had to practice our penmanship attempting to write in cursive like those examples perched above the blackboard? We even received a grade on our report

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Date: 2013-08-18 15:29:10 Language Sports Sports rules and regulations Transcription Filmmaking Shorthand Stenographers Scripting language Code of Points Penmanship Gymnastics Screenplay		Improving Your Shorthand Do you remember in grammar school when we had to practice our penmanship attempting to write in cursive like those examples perched above the blackboard? We even received a grade on our report Add to Reading List Source URL: www.nawgj.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 30,50 KB Share Document on Facebook

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