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Learn how repeating words at the beginning or end of clauses creates rhythm, anchors memory and amplifies the force of legal argument.
Learn how symploce and anadiplosis create memorable chains of legal reasoning by repeating elements at both the beginning and end of clauses, or by echoing the end of one clause at the start of the next.
Learn how the presence or absence of conjunctions shapes the pace, weight and persuasive force of legal argument.