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  ...ocalizing. The use and practice of these particular skills is considered “speed reading”. ...at around 300 WPM. While there are claims made by the World Championship Speed Reading Competition <ref>{{cite web | title=Howard Stephen Berg - Biography | url=h
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• Speed reading
  ...ocalizing. The use and practice of these particular skills is considered “speed reading”. ...at around 300 WPM. While there are claims made by the World Championship Speed Reading Competition <ref>{{cite web | title=Howard Stephen Berg - Biography | url=h
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  {{Further|[[Speed reading]], [[English language learning and teaching]], and [[Proofreading]]}} ...ng up when the material is familiar and the material is not complicated. [[Speed reading]] courses and books often encourage the reader to continually speed up; com
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