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Fog

A reader's state of inability to imagine clearly the setting or action the author is presenting. Usually arises because the author has skimped on tactile description or otherwise shortchanged the reader of critical external clarity. storeys can (and should) sustain motivational ambiguity but they should blow away fog.

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