Asked by Yelena

Clear communication in a government memorandum would most likely be hindered by

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i really don't get this question please explain thanks.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Which of your choices are most likely used in a government memo?

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Answered by bobpursley
There are two reasons, one is not listed.
Clutter, and jargon.

Here is an example of clutter. This is a 1942 blackout order that landed on President Roosevelt's desk: "Such preparations shall be made as will completely obscure all Federal buildings and non-Federal buildings occupied by the Federal government during an air raid for any period of time from visibility by reasons of internal or external illumination. "

“Tell them,” Roosevelt said, “that in buildings where they have to keep the work going to put something across the windows.”
Answered by Yelena
Ok now i get it thank you
Answered by Annie
are you doing odyssey ware to?? i just had this same question pop up
Answered by shadaisha hassen
Clear communication in a government memorandum would most likely be hindered by

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