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You know this but don’t do it, anyway. You should never send out a grant proposal without first checking it for spelling errors and clarity. Since there is a lot more on the line than your competency at writing, it’s important that you do a thorough job when editing your proposal.
In his book “How to Win Grants,” Alan Silver wrote that you should ask the following nine questions during the review process. These will help you determine whether or not you need to go back to the drawing board.
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