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Write an introduction.
Start your paper with a hook to grab readers' attention: a question, memorable quote or anecdote. Provide some background information about a book and its author and introduce a clear thesis statement that reveals your position and outlines your argument. Write body paragraphs.
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c, "as these details have shown." is used when restating a point you already made
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you have to put the sentence down, hun
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Where are the options?
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Anyways, according to other answers this is the correct one
"To inform the reader of the benefits and drawbacks of CFLs"
I need more details. Like what is the insurance policy?
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