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A) Avoid humor when covering very serious topics.
B) Offensive language and singling out one ethnic group are never appropriate.
C) "I heard a funny story the other day" is not an effective lead-in to humorous remarks.
D) Avoid directing humor at yourself, which hurts your credibility as a speaker.
E) Humor is most effective when it comes as a surprise to the audience.


D

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