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The document outlines the structure and format for a basic research paper outline, including using Roman numerals and letters or numbers for headings and subheadings without full sentences, and ensuring each subheading has at least two supporting details. It then provides an example outline about AIDS transmission that follows this structure with sections on definition, causes, treatment, and a conclusion.
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