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Paul Clements

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Deputy Voices Editor at the Independent. Previously features editor at the Mail on Sunday/Telegraph. Views model's own.

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How disagreement became the ultimate workplace power move

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By Paul Clements
| The Independent (US)
Think dissent is a workplace "red flag"? Think again. True innovation lives in the space between competing ideas, and learning to navigate that tension might be the only way to future-proof your career says Paul Clements Preparing to Speak (Disagreeing Well Skill Series).mp4 We live in a difficult age, when employees are encouraged to bring their “whole selves” to work – your personalities, backgrounds and vulnerabilities.
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A river runs through it: The local history, legend and language of our seas and inland waterways

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By Paul Clements
| The Irish Times
Ireland’s rivers and canals run through history, language and literature with a powerful pull on our collective imagination, and while they are corridors of wildlife, they have also been under siege by raging torrents. Rivers have always lured writers, and one of the best of a veritable flood of recent books is Liam Campbell’s Room for the River: The Foyle Catchment Landscape: Connecting People, Place & Nature (Merdog Books, £18).
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A language divided: Charting the rise of American English in everyday Irish speak

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By Paul Clements
| The Irish Times
Oscar Wilde highlighted a significant cultural difference on either side of the Atlantic when he wrote, in his 1887 short story The Canterville Ghost: “We have really everything in common with America nowadays, except, of course, language." Since then, communication differences in everyday speech may have improved but still lead to misunderstandings in the relationship between the US and Irish English, a variety of vocabulary characterised by many influences.
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