In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Look back over your essay and make sure one last time that your thesis makes sense and is arguable, and that your writing supports it. Editing at the end is a critically important step. While it can be tempting to consider yourself done once you have a draft, you can greatly improve your essay (and eventual grade) if you take some time to review it and make any necessary changes. Review your essay's structure, organization, and style. Make sure your paragraphs proceed in a logical way; move them around if they don't. Now is also the time to go back and edit any of your sentences for word choice, clarity, and grammar. If you're really pressed for time, then probably the most beneficial things you can do to improve your essay are to make a reverse outline and to revise your introduction. A reverse outline is a great, quick strategy to check the logic of your essay's structure. To do this, you create an outline from your finished draft, jotting down the main ideas of your essay paragraph by paragraph. The result will look much like an outline you would create before writing an essay, but you can use it to double-check your finished product. Editing your introduction can clarify your thesis and make your essay stronger. While you made your outline and began writing your essay with a certain idea of what your thesis or "point" was, that idea probably changed at least slightly as you wrote the essay itself. Go back to the intro after you have finished a draft of the essay and make any changes to the wording of your thesis based on what the rest of the essay says (the reverse outline will help figure this out). At the final stage of writing, do a quick check of your essay for any remaining spelling and grammatical errors. Electronic spelling and grammar checkers can help you out, but don't rely on them to do all the work. Always do a read-through before submitting your work. The most efficient technique for catching mistakes is to read your work out loud. Get someone you know and trust to proofread your work, if you can. A pair of fresh eyes can catch mistakes you might have overlooked. Print the essay if you need to. If you are submitting electronically, do everything you can to make sure the file type is correct and the file was received.
Summary: Reevaluate your essay's thesis and argument. Focus your editing if you are running out of time. Proofread your work. Submit your work on time.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Go to https://mega.nz/ in your computer's web browser. You'll find this red button in the middle of the page. Doing so opens the account creation page. Fill out the following text boxes: First Name and Last Name Enter your first and last name. E-Mail Enter a working email address to which you have access. Password Type in a strong password. Retype Password Type in the password again to ensure that the two typed passwords match each other. This box is near the bottom of the page. It's at the bottom of the page. Doing so creates your MEGA account. In order to access your MEGA account, you'll need to verify your email address by doing the following: Open the inbox for the email address which you typed into the "E-Mail" text box and sign in if necessary. Click the MEGA Email Verification Required email from "MEGA". Click the red Verify my email button in the body of the email. In the "Password" text box in the middle of the page, type in the password for your MEGA account. It's a red button below the "Password" text field. Doing so will take you to the account package selection page. This option is on the left side of the page. Clicking it selects the free MEGA package and takes you to your MEGA storage page, where you can begin creating folders and uploading files.
Summary: Open the MEGA website. Click Create an account. Enter your account details. Check the "I agree with the MEGA Terms of Service" box. Click Create Account. Verify your account. Enter your password. Click Confirm your account. Click FREE.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If linens, bedding, towels and the like remain, they should be washed or cleaned and then stored in boxes, preferably rodent-proof ones. Strip beds to allow the mattresses to air out. Open empty drawers and closets; use mothballs in the others. Vacuum carpets and floors. This will ensure that no crumbs or other sources of food remain for vermin. Dispose of or move potentially flammable items such as oily rags and stacked papers, before you leave.
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Wash everything. Remove all fire hazards. Close flues and dampers. Arrange for indoor plants to be watered if necessary.