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Letter To Lenka
Dear Lenka,
First of all, I want to say I really liked your post. I have to admit that your point about not chewing a gum when giving a presentation surprised me as I have thought it is commonplace. But you made me think about this problem and I couldn’t agree more with you as I realized that even some of my classmates are chewing a gum when speaking in front of the class. How horrible habit!
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