context: "Judith Irvine (1979) has identified four aspects of``formality""that apply cross-culturally."
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answer_7: Meanwhile, in contrast to informal speech-story telling, conversation, gossiping, and the like-formal speech increases code structuring by imposing special rules of style and delivery on the speaker.
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answer_9: Luckily, in contrast to informal speech-story telling, conversation, gossiping, and the like-formal speech increases code structuring by imposing special rules of style and delivery on the speaker.