The following sentences are awkwardly written in one way or another. Put your editing skills to the test, and see if you have what it takes to clean up these common writing mistakes. 

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* 1. The office could be chaotic because of the construction next door.

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* 2. It's still in question whether a project of this size is something to independently do.

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* 3. Our plan works best when there is more than one data point in use, otherwise we don't have a balanced focus to work with.

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* 4. Before people get impatient, go make sure to quickly pack up everything.

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* 5. I know I handed you the file after, I just need to know what happened.

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* 6. From what I have in my notes, that last email that I sent you, we still have progress to work on, if that is still the main plan.

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* 7. By 3 p.m. I need you to quietly sneak out the sidedoor, so I can take a work call and we can still set the house up for game night, don't forget it's our week to host.

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* 8. The reports were sidelined by a last minute crash in the file system, because an unscheduled update caused a reboot for the whole thing.

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* 9. Don't forget to drop your latest analysis on my desk, or if the printer is out of ink again then email me the pdf, but don't forget I need that data before you leave today.

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