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You have agreed to speak to an audience with which you are unfamiliar. Which of the following is the best thing you can do to prepare?

▸ taking your best guess as to who will be in your audience

▸ contacting each audience member individually to try to get to know him or her before your presentation

▸ asking for the names of a half dozen people who will be in the audience, and contact them

▸ not worrying about it; all audiences are basically the same

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