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Explanation:

  Change is something that everyone experiences. Whether we like it or not, it happens. Change can be something as small as redecorating your room, to something as big as moving across the world. There are many different viewpoints on change. Some people think it's a positive thing, and can help refresh the mind. Others are scared of change, and prefer things to stay the same. However, change still happens. What exactly is change, anyways?

  Change can be defined as "make (someone or something) different; alter or modify." But what does that really mean? Change is very broad, and can mean so many different things. Someone could change the way they look, or a building could change its rules. But when you define it, change stays the same. To make something different. Change also isn't always bad, like some may think. It can be good and renewing, and you shouldn't be so quick to write it off just because someone else said they didn't like change. It's best to look on the bright side of things. If you're really sad that something's changing, see what you can do to look on the bright side or just embrace it. It'll make things a lot easier.

  So now that we have a basic idea of what change is, where do we go from here? Well we know that change is gonna happen either way, even if we don't want it to. That can be hard to deal with, but there's one thing that we should remember through all of this. And it's that change is inevitable. It's unavoidable. So we should always make the most of it.

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