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Line 25: ;2. Overloading conscious attention The second aspect of the Milton model is that it uses ambiguity in language and non-verbal communication.<ref>{{~~citation~~Cite ~~needed~~web\|date=~~September~~2020-10-26\|title=NLP ~~2017~~Meta Model and Milton Model EXPLAINED!\|url=https://www.nlpkeys.com/nlp-meta-model-and-milton-model-explained/\|access-date=2021-01-25\|website=NLP KEYS\|language=en-GB}}</ref> This might also be combined with ''vagueness'', which arises when the boundaries of meaning are indistinct.{{clarify\|date=September 2017}} The use of ambiguity and vagueness distracts the conscious mind as it tries to work out what is meant which gives the [[unconscious mind]] the opportunity to prosper.{{clarify\|date=September 2017}} ;3. Indirect communication

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