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Install and reinstall apps from the App Store.the Grammarly native editor, or Microsoft Word, as opposed to Google Docs? Or break down my document into individual documents for each section, and wonder if that will help it focus on a smaller set of content to work through and whether that will improve the suggestions. I'm wondering if I need to either try editing in another platform, e.g. It then throws up new suggestions for earlier sections that we've already edited. I've written a 70-page document (around 23,000 words), and I always get a message in the Grammarly sidebar in Google Docs that says 'This is a bit long, sure you want me to check it'? It will happily do that if I click 'yes', but I can see it constantly churning away thinking as I edit, and sometimes there are 'glitches' with the highlighted text parts, so I tend to reload the document and get it to start again. I'm fairly new to using Grammarly and am fairly impressed so far.
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