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Active verb

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etc. See Active, Auxiliary, Neuter, etc.

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Despite the active verb in the title, the book is not a how-to guide for building such organizations--or even a blueprint.
Knowledge Management and Knowledge-Based Organizations by Mooradian, Norman / Information Management Journal
Bill Luening of the Kansas City Star recommends identifying your focus by boiling your point down to a three-word sentence, a subject, an active verb, and an object: "These generally emerge as themes, rather than a story focus, but they can lead to a theme statement.
Ask early, often, finally: what's my point? (Symposium Secrets to ... by Buttry, Steve / The Masthead
nbsp;of static architecture and active verb points to a dynamism inherent in tropical modernity's domestication of modernism's utopian plan.
Kate Bush on Damian Ortega. (First Take) by Artforum International
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