Should and Must
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This document discusses the differences between using "should" and "must" when providing recommendations or describing obligations. It provides 4 examples of sentences where either "should" or "must" could be used, and asks the reader to choose the most appropriate one based on the level of obligation or recommendation being described. The document is a request for feedback on the proper use of these terms in different contexts.
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