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Let's begin looking at the sales figures .

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In her presentation , she clearly each section so the audience could follow her main points easily .

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The author uses the introduction to the key themes that will be explored throughout the book .

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Good speakers always their ideas to help listeners understand the structure of their talk .

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The first chapter the main arguments that are developed in greater detail later on .

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He didn ? t his transitions clearly , so the audience found it hard to see how one part of the presentation led to the next .

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