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For a new paragraph you indent. You can also skip if you really want to but this is used for showing significant displacements in time, so, if you're going to use it for paragraph spacing as well you're going to have to skip four lines if you want to show displacement in time, and you're going to end up wasting a lot of paper.

well it depends on if its the rough draft you can if its okay with your teacher. on your final draft you need to indent on the next line.

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