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Exaggerated Tales: Engage Your Audience with Storytelling

Explore the art of exaggeration - from tall tales to clarified narratives. Learn about gullibility, impactful factors, pursuing campaigns, negotiating agreements, and classifying obstacles in your storytelling journey.

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Exaggerated Tales: Engage Your Audience with Storytelling

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  1. Eog vocabulary 12 ~M. Manley

  2. to state that something is better, worse, larger, more common, or more important than is true or usual EXAGGERATION

  3. An exaggerated, unreliable story… TALL TALES

  4. to make something clearer by explaining it in greater detail CLARIFY

  5. easily tricked or deceived GULLIBLE

  6. something that contributes to or has an influence on the outcome of something FACTOR

  7. to work at something or carry it out PURSUE

  8. series of events, e.g. rallies and speeches, that are intended to persuade voters to vote for a specific politician or party CAMPAIGN

  9. to attempt to come to an agreement on something through discussion and compromise NEGOTIATE

  10. to assign things or people to categories CLASSIFY

  11. A thing that blocks one's way or prevents progress. Obstacle

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