Point out problems yourself. An issue you raise at the defense is almost always going be seen as less problematic than if a committee member noted it and you seemed startled. You also come off as a professional when you are candid.
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Really good article on successfully navigate acapella and academia.
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The reference to comfort level is a bit mysterious, because a reader who is assumed to to be unable to choose between actives and passives won’t be well placed to know what’s comfortable and what’s
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INformation about the passive tense
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