A speaker should present a two-sided argument when:
A) The audience is ill informed.
B) The audience is knowledgeable on the subject.
C) The time frame is sufficient to do so.
D) The speaker can spin the other side's view.

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Presenting a two-sided argument is most effective when the audience is knowledgeable about the subject, as they can appreciate the nuances and counterarguments, and when there is enough time to thoroughly explore both sides without oversimplifying the issues.

A Speaker Should Present a Two-Sided Argument When