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Explain the 3 types of outlines: rough-draft, speaking, and formal. Explain the differences in
form and function: what does each outline look like, and when and how is it used in the speechmaking
process. What are reasons to do a formal speech outline?

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Communicating for Success

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Authors: Hamilton, Creel

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