Answer:
- Articulating a position.
Explanation:
As per the question, the given situation exemplifies 'articulation of a position' as Armond attempts to clarify the locus of her speech topic after realizing that it could be alienating and thus, he takes a position(from his perspective) to describe the topic and convey the intended message more efficiently and evoke the desired response from the audience.
This 'articulation of position' aids to drive the speech forward in a logical, organized, and coherent manner and connect to the audience in a specific direction and persuade them accordingly. Thus, the given situation exemplifies '<u>articulation of position'</u> that aids Armond to clarify his perspective or point of view and indicate the readers to be prepared accordingly.
Style and class and money
<span>The difference is how the signal is sent: by fixed wires or by broadcast radio waves. Morse code has nothing to do with it. In fact, Morse code is used in both systems to send information.</span>
Answer:
the last one because it is not an alliteration. or maybe the second
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