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Manuscript
/ˈmæn.jə.skrɪpt/noun
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A manuscript is an original document written by hand or typed, typically before publication, that forms the raw material for books, articles, and historical records. In modern contexts, it often refers to unpublished works in digital formats, underscoring the shift from ancient handwritten scrolls to today's editable files in creative and academic workflows.
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