Topics with problems or controversies are strong topic ideas. true or false

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The correct answer for this statement would be TRUE. It is true that topics with problems or controversies are strong topic ideas because these kinds of topics are rather relatable and are more likely to grab attention. These topics are "hot" topics because these need solutions. Hope this answer helps.

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ous = full of

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