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10. Abstract
Introduction
Methodology
Results
Discussion
Conclusion

11. Abstract
Introduction
Methodology
Results
Discussion
Conclusion

12. Abstract
Introduction
Methodology
Results
Discussion
Conclusion

13. Abstract
Introduction
Methodology
Results
Discussion
Conclusion

14. Abstract
Introduction
Methodology
Results
Discussion
Conclusion

15.  Opening
 Body
 Conclusion

16.  A ttention-Getting Opening
 Body
 Conclusion

17.  A ttention-Getting Opening
 B enefits in Body
 3 to 5 points
 Tell a story
 Conclusion

18.  A ttention-Getting Opening
 B enefits in Body
 3 to 5 points
 Tell a story
 C all to Action Conclusion

19. A ttention-Getting Opening
B enefits in Body
3 to 5 points
Tell a story
C all to Action Conclusion

21. C all to Action Conclusion

22. C all to Action Conclusion
B enefits in Body
3 to 5 points
Tell a story

23. C all to Action Conclusion
B enefits in Body
3 to 5 points
Tell a story
A ttention-Getting Opening

24. Prepare your presentation using C. B. A.
 Create your conclusion by Identifying the
one key item which makes your presenta-
tion necessary and then identify what
action you want the audience to take
 Add 3 to 5 points and stories, focusing on
the benefits which only supports your
conclusion and call to action
 Create an attention-getting opening

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