2. using your own judgement, omit a section of the quote using ellipsis.\nquote: i told myself, malala, you…

2. using your own judgement, omit a section of the quote using ellipsis.\nquote: i told myself, malala, you have already faced death. this is your second life. don’t be afraid—you can do it.\nauthor: malala yousafzai\npage #: 262

2. using your own judgement, omit a section of the quote using ellipsis.\nquote: i told myself, malala, you have already faced death. this is your second life. don’t be afraid—you can do it.\nauthor: malala yousafzai\npage #: 262

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Brief Explanations:

Ellipsis is used to omit a non - essential part of a quote. In this case, the middle part "Malala, you have already faced death. This is your second life." can be omitted as the core message of self - encouragement ("Don't be afraid—you can do it") and the initial self - addressing ("I told myself") still make sense.

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I told myself... Don't be afraid—you can do it.