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Sandy is providing solutions in the introduction of her proposal. She has chosen to use the indirect approach. Sandy should ________.
A.    briefly describe the change she proposes and highlight her key selling points
B.    highlight her key selling points and their benefits to her audience
C.    explain that she will be describing an effective solution to the reader’s challenges
D.    not provide solutions in the introduction

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