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The document provides instructions for a class assignment comparing and contrasting two war photographs - one by Robert Capa and the other by James Nachtwey. Students are asked to write three paragraphs: the first compares and contrasts the two photos using five sentences each; the second explains their thoughts on the photo they like most using five sentences; and the third explains why these types of photographs are needed using five sentences.
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