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many;

much.

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  It is the outline of your talk because it helps the audience to follow it.  

It is the body of the presentation because it is clearly organized with the main points highlighted;

 It is the conclusion because it sums up the main points; 

It is the introduction because it prepares the listener for the body, captures their attention and lets them know what they are going to hear in the presentation; 

It is important to show that you have covered all the points that you said you would in your introduction, that you are confident and have communicated effectively. 

 It is important to state the links between your ideas clearly; 

It is important to analyze the needs and expectations of your audience; 

 It is important to reinforce the points made;