One way to make your language clear is to _____
A) use the active voice whenever possible to eliminate unnecessary words
B) use clichés, as everyone knows what they mean and find them refreshing
C) craft long, detailed sentences, to enhance the clarity of your meaning
D) avoid restatement and repetition, as both are needlessly redundant
A
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A professor is asked to direct the academic panel on immigration issues. When moderating the panel, he should
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