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The document provides instructions for writing a summary paragraph about a movie or book. It explains that a summary paragraph should include a thesis statement that sums up the main idea in one sentence. It also advises including a 7-point outline in complete sentences that summarizes the key events. Writers are instructed to produce a rough draft for review followed by a final, polished draft for submission.
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