Any time you state an opinion, you need to give an argument to show that it is true. Never use rhetorical questions - they tend to be unclear. Focus on presenting arguments rather than on who's presenting arguments. Be sure you follow all the instructions given for the paper. Be sure to keep a copy of your paper in a safe place.
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