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From the August 2006 American Speaker issue:
Instant Speeches
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Toasting Without Tears: A Handy Guide to Toasts for All Occasions
A good toast is to a mediocre speech what a small glass of perfect vintage port is to a full pitcher of beer: lesser in quantity but richer in flavor, color and essence. Like a brilliant miniature painting, a good toast expresses a lot with a few well-chosen brushstrokes — and brightens the room it occupies.
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