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Thu 2nd April 2009

Attention to detail can give you an edge

Picture this.

You are putting all your efforts into writing an essay on that late, great actor Marlon Brando. The first thing you need is an eye-catching headline; something that tells the reader immediately exactly what the subject of the essay will be. After much deliberation you opt for:

The Life of Marlon Brando (1924-2004)

Perfect; you are off to a flying start. Or are you?

If you want your essay to be as professional-looking as possible

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