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How to write a swalesian introduction
Introduce the topic.
When writing a swalesian introduction, begin by setting up the field you're writing about in a succinct summary. This first sentence (or sentences) holds a lot of weight as it sets up the focus for the article to follow.
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Your lead-in should be brief and clear enough for the reader to understand what the article will pertain to. Define your field of study by providing necessary background on your topic.

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How to be a snob
Have high standards for everything.
As you begin your journey into snobbery, you must first know that being a snob means being selective. You must have standards about everything, such as how your steak is prepared to which grocery store you shop in.
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Be picky about your lifestyle because being a snob is to know and be vocal about the best life has to offer. Buy things with the intent of impressing people.

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A boy talks to the camera at a beach. A man walks from right to left in the background. the boy
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interacts with a man in front of a sand castle.

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How to care for a miniature horse
Set up a stall for your miniature horse.
A miniature horse needs to be kept in clean conditions and needs to be provided with shelter from rain, sun, and wind. A 3-sided stall set up in a pasture typically works for miniature horses that are not being shown.
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This gives them protection from weather but allows them freedom to roam. If you already have a horse barn, you can adapt a regular horse stall for a mini.