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Pay close attention to the word choice in this speech. The speaker is mainly concerned with convincing which of these groups of people of the correctness of his viewpoint? People who reside in other countries with civil wars People who have fought or lost loved ones in this battle Potential political allies for future election campaigns Residents of the area who could see the battle from home

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