Does each topic sentence express a supporting argument

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Discussion 1: Does each topic sentence express a supporting argument (not a factual statement that a reader cannot argue against) related to the thesis? - So far the topic sentences make sense and can support an argument.

Discussion 2: Where do any reasons (supporting points) the writer use seem too superficial (not important enough)? - It is too early to comment as there isn't enough paragraphs to know if things are not important.

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