You have four reasons for saying "no".Two of them are very strong reasons,one has a tiny loophole,and one is very weak.In your message you should:
A)give only one of the strong reasons.
B)include all four reasons.
C)use only the two strong reasons.
D)omit the very weak reason and use the other three.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Including all four reasons might seem like thoroughness, but it risks diluting the strength of the strongest reasons or allowing the listener to argue against the weak one. Giving only one of the strong reasons also puts all your eggs in that basket. Omitting the weak reason is a good start, but still leaves the loophole. Using only the two strong reasons highlights the most convincing arguments without confusing the issue or giving the listener an opening.

You Have Four Reasons for Saying "No