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	A transition is a word or phrase that notes movement from one unit of writing to another. A transition provides clear, logical, steps from one point to another. Transitions can be used in sentences, paragraphs or large blocks of text. The topic sentence of one paragraph should allude to the final sentence of the previous paragraph:		A transition is a word or phrase that notes movement from one unit of writing to another. A transition provides clear, logical, steps from one point to another. Transitions can be used in sentences, paragraphs or large blocks of text. The topic sentence of one paragraph should allude to the final sentence of the previous paragraph:


	Presenting all sides of an event or topic will help keep the article close to the truth.		Presenting all sides of an event or topic will help keep the article close to the truth.