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The Fair Hearing score
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EssayEdge (essayedge.com) has 20 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5.
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I wanted to get feedback for my college application Personal Statement, which has a wordcount limit of 650. I submitted an essay with just under 650 words, and the editor returned an essay with 700+ words, smoothing out some of the phrasing by adding words. It was completely useless. I could have accomplished the same if I had 750 words to work with.
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