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Choose one to “publish” as a final draft. SIX-WORD MEMOIR Choose one to “publish” as a final draft. Final Draft Requirements: Large, Legible, Colorful, Neat, contains at least one graphic, includes your name at the bottom. You have 20 minutes! Make it perfect. Get a 100.

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