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Would the title of a speech be in italics quotes or underlined?

The title of a speech should be in quotation marks.

Here's why:

* Quotation marks are used for titles of shorter works like songs, poems, articles, essays, speeches, and chapters.

* Italics are used for longer works like books, movies, plays, albums, and magazines.

* Underlining is an older style of emphasizing titles, and while it's still sometimes used, it's generally considered outdated.

So, if you're writing the title of a speech, use quotation marks:

"The Power of Words"

"Building a Better Future"

"The Importance of Education"

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