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Identification and magnification are two techniques of epideictic speech.

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<span>Identification and magnification are two techniques of epideictic speech. The correct answer is True. Epideictic Speech is also known as ceremonial oratory or praise and blame rhetoric. It is one of the three branches of rhetoric that is outlined in Aristotle's Rhetoric.</span>

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