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Write a three-to-four paragraph essay in which you compare and contrast bionic technology that repairs damage to the human body and bionic technology that enhances the human body. Introduce the topic and state your central idea about the two kinds of bionic technology. Then, tell about the similarities and differences between the two kinds of technology, including their effects on people’s lives. Use details from the text to support your ideas. In your final paragraph, state your conclusion about bionic technology and the different ways it can be used.

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