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      <description>I use Emacs org-mode for a variety of tasks like time tracking, keeping work and reference notes, putting together professional documents that require pdf/latex using org-mode, tracking certain expenses with ledger, etc. At some point, I might write about all the different ways I use Emacs, an editor that can truly be customized for personal use cases.
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