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    2.5: Finding the Reasons
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    1. JLTat 02 Feb 2022
      We could write a short version of the first half of the sentence, put it in a box, and point it toward a short version of the second half:

      This seems really simple, but it kind of feels tough to me, too. I think it's like that thing that was talked about in class the other day, it's just hard to tackle a completely new way of thinking and organizing at first.

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    2.4: Deciding Which Is the Main Claim
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    1. JLTat 02 Feb 2022
      If the writer had to make their point in just one sentence, what would they say?

      This seems like a good strategy that I'd like to use in the future, just cut straight through to what the author is trying to convince me of. It seems like it might be hard if there's multiple claims, though...

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