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The Power of “We” in Science Funding and Publication
Linguistic communication supports all stages of scientific innovation. However, we have limited understanding of rhetorical strategies for facilitating the recognition of new ideas in science. Drawing on prior literature on the importance of personal pronouns in inter-personal communication, we exa
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