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20-12-2022
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How does the speaker develop the central idea that he is prepared to assume the presidency?

A. By criticizing former President Nixon for his poor leadership
B. By elaborating on specific policies that he intends to enact
C. By emphasizing his determination to face the challenge head-on
D. By highlighting his friendships with people from both political parties

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