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Step 2: Analyze Your Sources Using S. M.E. L.L. A solid understanding of your sources is the first step in being able to have a conversation with
them. Review all six sources that are provided for question one (refer to the link on the lesson page).
Choose three of the sources and complete the S. M.E. L.L. analysis chart. Be sure to identify the
sources you analyze in each column.

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