In loving, living memory, John Melançon 1928 – 2007
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How to make your speech better than the previous speaker's
Mon, 2009/01/19 - 10:57am — Benjamin Melançon
I want to follow someone's speech by saying "I agree with everything she said. Now let's eat."
Preferably at an event where I'm the keynote.
Or, more nerdly, put a graphic up and explain that it provides a diff of where I agree and disagree with the previous speaker.
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