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The document provides guidance on how to structure an analytical essay, including how to write an effective introduction, body, and conclusion. It recommends that the introduction include a hook, occasion, pivot point, thesis statement, and projected organization. The body should have three sections that align with the projected organization, using topic sentences and evidence to support each point. The conclusion restates the thesis and proofs, reverses the pivot point, completes the occasion, and leaves a final thought.
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Using Sources Effectively
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