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This document provides instructions for writing an essay that discusses both sides of a controversial topic. It instructs the writer to choose a topic from a provided link, write a title, plan each paragraph by stating the topic and using linking words or phrases, and provide structure by separating the for and against arguments into different paragraphs.
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