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The document provides examples of thesis statements for problem/solution essays. The first type of thesis statement identifies three methods or ways to address an issue or problem. The second type of thesis statement identifies potential solutions to an issue or problem by listing three solutions. The examples given are thesis statements addressing topics like getting rich, making up after a fight, stopping parental nagging, reducing the budget deficit, lowering teenage smoking, and decreasing medical costs.
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