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In order to learn how to generalize, you need to learn how to tell what's important and what isn't. The best way is to pretend you're telling the story to your best friend - but you only have five minutes to tell it because he or she has to leave on the next train. Telling them the story helps you to distill the general facts and learn how to generalize or summarize.

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