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 +'''Writing''', in its most common sense, is the preservation and the preserved text on a [[medium]], with the use of [[sign]]s or [[symbol]]s. In that regard, it is to be distinguished from [[illustrating]] such as [[cave drawing]]s and [[painting]]s on the one hand, and [[author]]ing such as [[tape recording]]s, and [[film]] or [[movies]], on the other. Writing was first invented by the ancient [[Mesopotamians]].
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Writing, in its most common sense, is the preservation and the preserved text on a medium, with the use of signs or symbols. In that regard, it is to be distinguished from illustrating such as cave drawings and paintings on the one hand, and authoring such as tape recordings, and film or movies, on the other. Writing was first invented by the ancient Mesopotamians.



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