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The human eye is what reads your words. And it takes a human eye to check them.
Printing houses used to employ proofreaders. These dedicated professionals cast their very human eyes over every word, comma and full stop. They corrected wandering apostrophes. Misused words were replaced. Meanings were clarified. Most importantly, facts were checked and double-checked. Very little escaped their eagle eyes.
Since the advent of technology everyone has become their own proofreader. But it is far from enough to rely on Spellcheck or Microsoft Word's grammar monitor.
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