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Corporate Buzzwords Are How Workers Pretend to Be Adults – Wayback archive from 2020-02-21
- Comment from Julieta Arancio^[1]:
  We use words and narratives to build the artificial worlds we live in. It’s a matter of survival. You can perfectly not do it, but then don’t expect to fit. Or build your own, or be so privileged that you don’t care.
Claire’s Clear Writing Tips, by the European Commission
- Shared by Rosie Arscott from the CERN TMC Group

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 * [https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/02/most-annoying-corporate-buzzwords/606748/ Corporate Buzzwords Are How Workers Pretend to Be Adults] – [https://web.archive.org/web/20200221104702/https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/02/most-annoying-corporate-buzzwords/606748/ Wayback archive from 2020-02-21]
 ** Comment from [https://julieta.aranc.io Julieta Arancio]<ref>Private conversation</ref>: <blockquote>We use words and narratives to build the ''artificial'' worlds we live in. It’s a matter of survival. You can perfectly not do it, but then don’t expect to fit. Or build your own, or be so privileged that you don’t care.</blockquote>
+* [https://ec.europa.eu/info/sites/info/files/clear_writing_tips_en.pdf Claire’s Clear Writing Tips], by the European Commission
+** Shared by Rosie Arscott from the [https://translation-council-support-group.web.cern.ch/en CERN TMC Group]
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