A well-written buffer can
A) trivialize the reader's concerns.
B) divert attention from the problem.
C) mislead the reader into thinking your message actually contains good news.
D) indicate empathy with the audience.
E) flatter the reader.
Answer: D
Explanation: D) A poorly written buffer can trivialize the reader's concerns, divert attention from the problem, or mislead the reader.
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