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How can presenters best address two sides if an issue?
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How can presenters best address two sides if an issue?

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The answer is (B) by including a claim and counterclaim

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The presenter's tone must be third person point of view. Without compromiising any side in a certain arguement. For instance. if he will discuss about Same Sex Marriage, the presenter must explain the advantages and disadvantages of it equally.
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