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Why does President Kennedy talk about the weather and football teams in his speech? He liked to watch football. He is unsure what he wants to say. He wants to sound casual or spontaneous. He tries to provide
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Why does President Kennedy talk about the weather and football teams in his speech?

He liked to watch football.
He is unsure what he wants to say.
He wants to sound casual or spontaneous.
He tries to provide different perspectives.

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The answer is C, he wants to sound casual or spontaneous

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