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Dissonance can be lessened, particularly for students who do not make the transitions between texts and contexts easily, by focusing on the aspects of texts that are assonant (Dowdall, 2006).
sit fidendum]; a modern ontological term for prosperis; no alliterative assonant linkage [tantum .
 
 
 
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