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  -        <p>
  -          Sentence length can be a powerful tool in your writing, and you should
  -          use it purposefully. Longer sentences can lure a reader in, while shorter,
  -          more stacatto sentences keep that attention with fast-paced action.
  -        </p>
  -        <p>
  -          This chart shows the length, in words, of each sentence through your
  -          document. Groups of shorter sentences likely read faster, while groups
  -          of longer sentences may be dense or hard to read.
  -        </p>
  +        <div class="row">
  +          <div class="col s12 m6 l4">
  +            <p>
  +              Sentence length can be a powerful tool in your writing and you should
  +              use it purposefully. Longer sentences can lure a reader in, while shorter,
  +              more stacatto sentences keep that attention with fast-paced action.
  +            </p>
  +            <p>
  +              This chart shows the length, in words, of each sentence through your
  +              document. Groups of shorter sentences likely read faster, while groups
  +              of longer sentences may be dense or hard to read.
  +            </p>
  +            <p>
  +              Selecting an area on the chart will zoom in to focus on just that area.
  +              Double-clicking the chart will reset the zoom back to your entire document.
  +            </p>
  +          </div>
  +          <div class="col s12 m6 l7 offset-l1">
  +            <blockquote style="font-size: 110%">
  +              <p>
  +                <span class="red lighten-4">This sentence has five words.</span>
  +                <span class="red lighten-4">Here are five more words.</span>
  +                <span class="red lighten-4">Five-word sentences are fine.</span>
  +                <span class="red lighten-4">But several together become monotonous.</span>
  +                <span class="red lighten-4">Listen to what is happening.</span>
  +                <span class="red lighten-4">The writing is getting boring.</span>
  +                <span class="red lighten-4">The sound of it drones.</span>
  +                <span class="red lighten-4">It’s like a stuck record.</span>
  +                <span class="red lighten-4">The ear demands some variety.</span>
  +              </p>
  +
  +              <p>
  +                <span class="yellow lighten-4">Now listen.</span>
  +                <span class="green lighten-4">I vary the sentence length, and I create music.</span>
  +                <span class="yellow lighten-4">Music.</span>
  +                <span class="blue lighten-4">The writing sings.</span>
  +                <span class="green lighten-4">It has a pleasant rhythm, a lilt, a harmony.</span>
  +                <span class="blue lighten-4">I use short sentences.</span>
  +                <span class="green lighten-4">And I use sentences of medium length.</span>
  +
  +                <span class="purple lighten-4">And sometimes, when I am certain the reader is rested, I will engage him with a sentence of considerable length, 
  +                a sentence that burns with energy and builds with all the impetus of a crescendo, 
  +                the roll of the drums, the crash of the cymbals–sounds that say listen to this, it is important.</span>
  +              </p>
  +
  +              <p>
  +                <span class="green lighten-4">So write with a combination of short, medium, and long sentences.</span>
  +                <span class="green lighten-4">Create a sound that pleases the reader's ear.</span>
  +                <span class="blue lighten-4">Don't just write words.</span>
  +                <span class="yellow lighten-4">Write music.</span>
  +              </p>
  +
  +              <p class="right-align">
  +                &mdash; Gary Provost, <em>100 Ways to Improve Your Writing</em>
  +              </p>
  +            </blockquote>
  +          </div>
  +        </div>
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