Word: expertly
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...fully embrace the prolonged ellipsis, the parenthetical "you-know-what-I-mean" and the awkward pause. Rather than punctuate my fragmented sentences, I let them trail off into my preferred word of closure: "whatever." To the well-trained listener the frequent "like"s that corrupt my language keep an expert tempo--to the rest, I babble...
Silver-tongued George W. Bush aside, the presidential candidates for 2000 are in dire need of better speaking skills. Speech and media expert Robert Dickman, voice-presentation coach Candice Coleman and positive-thinking guru Tony Robbins assess five hopeful but dull Speechmakers-in-Chief...
...reason [students] are brought over here isthat in order to administer an evidencecollection-there are a lot of details. It reallyneeds to be done by an expert," Ryback said...
...reason [students] are brought over here is that in order to administer an evidence collection--they're a lot of details. It really needs to be done by an expert," Ryback said...
...patient. Research shows that most stretches have to be held for at least 30 sec. to provide lasting benefits. "The stretch that you're doing today is not going to be of any great benefit today," says William Evans, an exercise expert at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock. "But it will help you tomorrow and the day after...