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An hour of conversation usually holds twenty good minutes. Paraphrase transcribes all of it with a timestamp on every word, so you can read for the answers worth keeping and cut the rest straight from the text.
An hour of conversation usually holds twenty good minutes. Paraphrase transcribes all of it with a timestamp on every word, so you can read for the answers worth keeping and cut the rest straight from the text.
The words are already a map of the recording. Editing them is faster than finding each one in a waveform.
For the twenty good minutes inside an hour of talking.
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