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“Infinite Mind definitely trained my mind to recognize entire lines of text instead of just the individual words. It allowed my eyes to move more quickly and therefore comprehend much more swifly. This dramatic improvement resulted in faster reading speed on the SAT and books in general. Comprehending more rapidly will help me to be much more proficient with the huge amount of reading material in my A.P. classes and in college.”
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“Infinite Mind definitely trained my mind to recognize entire lines of text instead of just the individual words. It allowed my eyes to move more quickly and therefore comprehend much more swifly. This dramatic improvement resulted in faster reading speed on the SAT and books in general. Comprehending more rapidly will help me to be much more proficient with the huge amount of reading material in my A.P. classes and in college.”
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