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What element are you most likely to adjust about a presentation if you're giving it to two different audiences?
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What element are you most likely to adjust about a presentation if you're giving it to two different audiences?
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Maybe you'd wanna add the element of pros and cons? Or seeing the presentation from a different POV.
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Answer:
Tone
Step-by-step explanation:
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