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Vizz06 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

mapping

0 my topic is performance enhancing drugs in sports, how do I narrow the topic to a single spoke or sb-header spoke on the map? 0-
  

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12blockquote 11b 01font 00Sorry, but I'm not familiar with the term 'spoke on a map'. 02font 02b 00 0-

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01cite10Vizz0612cite10my topic is performance enhancing drugs in sports, how do I narrow the topic to a single spoke or sb-header spoke on the map?12blockquote
11b01font00Sorry, but I'm not familiar with the term 'spoke on a map'. There is a writers section on these forums that may ge
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0 «Sorry, but I'm not familiar with the term 'spoke on a map'.»02br
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00It just occured to me: those things that you stick into a (paper) map to mark places!02br
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00Little flags with needles for shafts. 0-
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0I think he/she is using a technique called a 'mind map' that helps people organise information for essays etc.02br
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00You'll just have to work this one out for yourself but remember that the mind map is just a tool to help you organise your thoughts, it isn't important in itself. The essay is the important thing.0-
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