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If a person is presented with a paragraph to read and questions about it, his responses provide useful material for studying some of the facts and laws of thinking.Consider, for example, the following task and the following responses made to the first question by pupils of grades 5 and 6: / Read this and then write the answers to 1,2,3,4, and 5. Read it again as often as you need to.Nearly fifteen thousand of the city's workers joined in the parade on September seventh, and passed before two hundred thousand cheering spectators.There were workers of both sexes in the parade, though the men far out-numbered the women.
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