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Writing is a very powerful and useful tool. You can write through your feelings of anger or sadness, or even express your joy. It can be used as a tool for discovery. I looked up inquiry in the dictionary and found what I think is a pretty good definition. It described it as a search for truth, information, or knowledge. I am a person who learns the most through writing. For me, writing is the perfect instrument for me to search for truth. Before I write, I have to really think about the subject and formulate my thoughts. While I write, I put all my thoughts together in a coherent manner. After I write, I usually come up with a clearer picture and a better understanding of the topic. Writing enables me to find the truth, obtain more information, and possess more knowledge. Writing results in breakthroughs and new discoveries.

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