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<li>Tags for fragments about [Project for English-language intellectual production techniques for engineers (-20200122)
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<li>Context <a href="/en/Scrapbox%20to%20manage%20project%20tasks.">Scrapbox to manage project tasks.</a>.
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<li>Translate Chapter 6
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<li>Translate Chapter 7
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<li>Maybe you could add feedback from Japanese readers after the launch in the reviewer comments section of 0.1.2.
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<a href="/en/About%20title">About title</a>
What to do next: read Vicki&#39;s review off the top of my head and reflect on it.
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<li>= Check the word files sent by reviewers off the top of your head and add them to this list.</li>
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unclear &quot;I use the word for technology to boost your creativity.&quot; 0.0
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<li><a href="/en/Feedback%201">Feedback 1</a>
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<li><a href="/en/Feedback%202">Feedback 2</a>
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<li><a href="/en/Feedback%203">Feedback 3</a>
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<li>End of chapter 0
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<li><a href="/en/Feedback%204">Feedback 4</a>
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<li>Create a Twitter bot that tweets in English
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<li>goes → becomes, check all together after everything is done
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Vicki&#39;s highlight
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<li>yellow: just for my own use. These are sections I want to revisit.</li>
<li>blue: clarifying sections where the meaning isn&#39;t clear</li>
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Finished this way: <a href="/en/pIntEn-done">pIntEn-done</a>.
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