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When you analyze, you focus on the details instead of big ideas. read something several times to understand it. build something from parts that you find. take something apart to understand it better. trfgfg
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When you analyze, you
focus on the details instead of big ideas.
read something several times to understand it.
build something from parts that you find.
take something apart to understand it better.
trfgfg
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Read something several times to understand it
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the answer to your question is I will do just that
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