How to Peruse Intensely

Update: 2021-01-04

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If you think peruse means to casually skim or browse, you're not wrong. But you don't have the full picture. The main definition is practically the opposite of that: to study carefully and closely. Here's the full story.

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How to Peruse Intensely

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How to Peruse Intensely