"Although the Pomodoro Technique and time blocking both help with time management, they have some important ____. The Pomodoro Technique breaks work into short, timed intervals—usually 25 minutes—followed by short breaks. ____, time blocking schedules specific blocks of time for each task, and these blocks can be longer or shorter depending on the task. ____, time blocking is more flexible, while the Pomodoro Technique keeps a steady cycle of focus and rest. Another ____ is that time blocking shows an overview of the whole day, while the Pomodoro Technique focuses on one task at a time. ____ the Pomodoro Technique’s fixed intervals, time blocking can adjust to any length of task. Overall, the two techniques have ____ strengths: one gives structure, ____ the other allows flexibility."

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