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This document outlines the structure for presenting information to an audience, including an introduction to introduce oneself and the topic, a body to cover the main content points through quality information and good transitions between sections, and a conclusion to summarize the key ideas and thank the audience. The presenter should also maintain the audience's attention through techniques like voice, body language, vocabulary choice, and media resources.
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