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In An Argument Get to the point. Look at your accuser in the eye. Stand firm. Speak the truth. Maintain moderate volume. If you are flooded with questions take them one at a time. Speak fluently. Stay calm. Relax. Be confident. Only leave the room when you are dismissed or if the argument gets too heated.

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In An Argument

Get to the point. Look at your accuser in the eye. Stand firm. Speak the truth. Maintain moderate volume. If you are flooded with questions take

them one at a time. Speak fluently. Stay calm. Relax. Be confident. Only leave the room when you are

dismissed or if the argument gets too heated.

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