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objectivityThis is the presence of bias or the extent that the source presents a balanced, fair-minded view on the topic. | |
objects-oriented speechesInformative speeches that are about tangible things, such as animals, places, or products. | |
obscenityThis refers to avoiding indecent, profane, or offensive language. | |
obscure language/jargonThis element of language includes terms not commonly understood by a general audience, as well as specialized language specific to a profession or hobby. | |