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An occasion in which it would be appropriate to use formal rhetorical devices such as parallelism would be a speech for a commencement or dedication. These occasions call for a more elevated level of speech, and parallel structure serves that purpose well. But can you think of some instances in which using parallelism (or some other formal rhetorical device) would serve to undermine, rather than facilitate, one's purpose? What are some of the drawbacks with using this kind of rhetorical device?