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What's your essay about?
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Work on the structure of your essay.
Conclude by refining the key concepts of your thesis.
Summarize your essay by restating the main ideas of your thesis and body paragraphs.
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Develop the ideas presented in the introduction.
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Create a catchy introductory paragraph.
Take into consideration the interests of your audience.
Choose the strongest idea to build your essay around.
Summarize the direction you want to follow with this essay into the thesis statement.
Definition of Globalization and great impact on the current order of society, commerce, economy and technology.
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Write an engaging first sentence.
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Analyze another essay written on this topic
Find at least one example and see whether it is well written or not.
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Globalization and the developing world: an essay on the international dimensions of development in the post-cold war era
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Keith Griffin and Azur Rahman Khan
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Research your topic
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