How did speech accommodate-make use of constraints

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Assignment:

My speech is on Hillary Clinton Women 's right are human right.

American Rhetoric: Hillary Rodham Clinton -- United Nations 4th World Conference Speech ("Women's Rights are Human Rights")

How did the speech accommodate and make use of the constraints and resources afforded by the occasion, audience, speaker, and speech itself?
In particular, what perspective do you bring to the analysis of the speech?

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