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How to make good quotes
Figure out your themes.
Brainstorm a list of the top themes you want to address with your quote. Give yourself fifteen minutes to jot down the themes or issues you want to address with your quote.

Pick from: a). This will make it easier to accommodate your quote ideas. Brainstorm using synonyms such as: overly broad, overly abundant, impossibly complex, or funky. b). Take some time to think about what you want your statement to have power over. For example, you may want your statement to be centered around a particular theme or issue, then pick a section of the statement to address with your quote. c). Then write out two middle-and end-points about these themes. This is a great strategy when you're hoping to have a good quote on your document. d). You can use point form, such as single words or short phrases that indicate a theme. If you are writing a sports quote, your key themes might include: performance, athleticism, endurance, perseverance and nutrition.
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