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This information report describes how to record research findings in an organized manner. It recommends introducing the topic and lines of inquiry, followed by paragraphs with topic sentences and supporting details from research. Visuals should also be included to supplement the text. Multiple lines of inquiry can be explored and each should be summarized before concluding with references.
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