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Why does this sentence sound odd? "Live blogs that are a breeze to write, a pleasure to read...
I'm trying to write a tagline for my live blogging service, and this is what I've come up with:
Live blogs that are a breeze to write, a pleasure to read and are actually updated in real-time.
I …