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After I finished my 3 minute speech, I waved to the crowd and began to walk backstage. There was no mocking or laughing, instead, the crowd burst into a huge applaud. I turned around to see my friends giving me a standing ovation, and it was my family who werw crying tears of joy. As I walked down the steps, I was filled with a newfound self-confidence and purpose, with cheers and excitement from the audience still ringing in the room.
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