Animal Farm Thesis Statement

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A speech is the communication of thoughts in spoken words. It made by someone who is speaking in front of a group of people (Merriam-Webster, n.d). In order to satisfy your audience expectations, we need to prepare our speech very. The speech like the other type of communication has its rules that need to be followed in order to avoid miscommunication or misunderstanding. We are required to construct our speech according to the principle laid out in chapter 10. In the following paragraphs, we construct a speech that includes a thesis statement, key points, research that supports our thesis statement and main arguments, and concluding statement.
Topic
The topic will be related to the presentation of the new branch production branch of our company.
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In Central Minnesota, we have a quite important number of sheep breeders. And an important part of these breeders encountered sometimes some difficulties to sell their products. Aquaba Meat will be a very important channel that will absorb the excess of sheep production in the region. We have our own trading platform that helps us meeting breeders. It’s an integrated software that gives access to breeders to register themselves and register also all information about their livestock also. When the sheep will be ready for sell, our trucks criss-cross to pick them up. Next, we process to the examination and the vaccination of the animals. After this step is done, we call Inspection Bureau of Halal Food to come and supervise the slaughter of animals. All the production steps are supervised by independent units in order to unsure a high-quality product.
After discussion the purpose and the production process of Aquaba Meat lets discuss our development strategies.
The development of Aquaba Meat is based largely on the availability of sheep. We have development a strategy to encourage and support breeders to increase their production. Because the Halal meat market is continuously growing up. We are currently working to expand the branch to cover the production of beef and chicken meat.

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