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Affirmative (policy debate)
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In policy debate, the affirmative (AFF) is the team which affirms the resolution.
The affirmative team speaks first and last. They give four speeches:
- First affirmative constructive (1AC)
- Second affirmative constructive (2AC)
- First affirmative rebuttal (1AR)
- Second affirmative rebuttal (2AR)
- Walton, Justin D. (2001). Making the Case: Tips for Affirmative Case Construction. Rostrum. Retrieved December 30, 2005.
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