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This document provides an overview of key characteristics and conventions of academic writing, including the use of references and citations, an impersonal and objective style, structured organization, and supporting claims with evidence from previous research. It discusses topics, research questions, and evaluating sources for academic papers. The main points are writing style and structure, use of references, developing topics and research questions, and evaluating sources.

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