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Great Speakers Aren't Born: The Complete Guide to Winning Presentations

by George Kops, Richard Worth
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Overview

The art of great speech-making is a gift that can be learned!

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Book Details

Published
November 30, 1996
Publisher
Frederick Fell
Pages
240
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780811908412

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