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Hello. My AP Modern European History teacher just handed us "A History of the Modern World" By Palmer and Coulton. It is a huge, dense book. However, it is already highlited, and rather poorly I might add. It is highlighted with bold marker so it is hard to read the letters. Would this interfere with PRing the book? Even if it was in good highlighting, would it interfere? Thanks!

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Just PR the book a couple of times. Ignore the highlighting as best you can. When it comes to activating you might find yourself being pulled to highlighted text more that's all. Overall it will probably make no difference, it might even prove helpful.

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Thanks, Alex. Glad to hear that coming from you! This is going to be our textbook through April when we have to take the AP test. I will activate it chapter-by-chapter.







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