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From the July/August 2003 American Speaker issue:
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Letter From the Editor: Aram Bakshian Jr.
One of the saddest spectacles in the world of public speaking is the case of the squandered opportunity—the speaker who starts well, gets rolling ... but then doesn’t know when to stop. As he drones on, he loses all the ground he gained with his strong opening. And his message, no matter how sympathetic to the audience, sinks slowly into a bottomless sea of yawns.
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