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You should use the indirect approach to organize negative news messages when ________.
A.    you need to get the reader’s attention
B.    the audience prefers short messages
C.    the situation is routine or minor
D.    the bad news will come as a shock to the audience

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Business Communication Essentials, Canadian Edition

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