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In technical communication, you ordinarily want your writing style to be characterized by
  which of the following?
 
  a. Specific, concrete words, using only denotative meanings and avoiding gobbledygook.
  b. General, abstract words, using only connotative meanings and jargon.
  c. Specific, abstract words, using only connotative meanings and avoiding jargon.
  d. General, concrete words, using only denotative meanings and avoiding gobbledygook.
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