1. Use clear and distinct shapes: While circles are the most common, any shape can be used as long as they can overlap and create a distinct area.
2. Label each section: Each shape should represent a different set of data or ideas, and should be clearly labeled to avoid confusion.
3. Use the overlapping area effectively: This area should be used to indicate shared traits between the sets. Make sure to clearly define what these shared traits are.
4. Use the non-overlapping sections effectively: These areas should be used to indicate characteristics that are unique to each set. Again, these should be clearly defined.
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