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I decided to think of animals for something big. I narrowed it down to mammals. After that I narrow it down to dogs. I then thought about golden retrievers. I followed that by thinking about Comet from Full House. Comet is a mammal of the dog variety of animal from the TV sitcom, Full House.
I decided to also think about superheroes. I narrowed it down to Marvel superheroes. I then narrow it down to my favorite, Spider-Man. I narrowed that down to the ones in the movies. After that I narrowed it down to the Spider-Man from the recent movie, Captain America: Civil War. Spider-man in Captain America: Civil war is a superhero from the character of the same name from the comic publishing company, Marvel.
I was able to go from broad, to specific

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