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Do some brainstorming, focused freewriting, clustering, or other prewriting activity to gather information about the working thesis statement you wrote for an earlier activity or for another writing situation. Then write both a scratch outline and formal outline based on that thesis and the information you
gathered. Be sure to save a copy of your work in case you'll need it for another activity or assignment.

You can do it on any topic but I would prefer it if you did it on the dystopian aspects of North Korea

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