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The Ultimate Motive for All Public Rhetoric Is To

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Question 10

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The ultimate motive for all public rhetoric is to:


A) blame God for all that happens.
B) purge oneself of guilt.
C) become identified with others.
D) create a perspective by incongruity.

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