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Date: 2006-08-31 14:12:46 Applied linguistics Reading Orthography Writing systems Educational psychology Typetoken distinction		Binding Your Book Fold each printed page in half. With a hole punch, punch the circles on each folded page. Put all the pages in order and align the holes. Tie ribbon, string or ring clips through each hole to bind the b Add to Reading List Source URL: lordequip.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 430,20 KB Share Document on Facebook

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