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Natasha is following the motivated sequence organization for her persuasive speech. She has gotten the audience’s attention with a personal story and has explained the need for change. What is her next step?
A)   advance a proposal to satisfy the need
B)   visualize for the audience what things would be like were they to do what you suggest
C)   move the audience to action
D)   state the need as it exists

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