If you happen to pick up a document written in the old days, you might see something like this:
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Now, which is easier—to read all that without losing your place, or to see something like this?
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You make the call. It really does pay to separate large blocks of text into smaller, more readable paragraphs. Your audience will appreciate your consideration and will be much more likely to read what you’ve written.