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This document discusses developing content for a speech by researching the topic through personal knowledge, secondary research using resources like books and articles, and primary research through interviews and surveys. It emphasizes the importance of citing sources within the speech through "oral footnotes" that reference the source as the information is presented, such as attributing a statistic to the Center for Disease Control website.
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