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As you reread these remarks from vice president johnson, practice a key reading comprehension strategy: summarizing. summarize each highlighted section—in your own words in 1–2 sentences. if you cannot summarize each section, go back and reread. use reference materials, context clues, and other reading strategies to decode each sentence; then, try summarizing the paragraph again.

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