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Query was: effect

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• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture I
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  • constitute the effectiveness of a talk.
  • determine the impression, the effect — in a justified
  • effect of obstructing the lecturer's approach to him —
  • sympathy and antipathy has the effect of making it seem that
  • we fall over ourselves. Such, approximately, is the effect of
  • effect upon the sympathy and antipathy, if I may say so, we
  • instruction on postal affairs. That is more effective than
• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture III
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  • point of fact constantly in the time when an effect could
• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture IV
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  • of not allowing the stomach juices to take effect. A serious
  • an organic, almost chemical effect in the human being.
  • appropriate from him what is needed for an effective
  • wind. Now, you can imagine what an effect it has inwardly, in
  • relationships. But, if things are to have an effect, one
  • effectiveness of talks!
• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture V
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  • effect of coffee and tea upon the speaker; respect for the
  • effects, one can have regarding this frog. There will be
  • equalizing effect. But, as was mentioned before, all this is
  • will see what a beneficial effect that will have.
• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture VI
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  • effect. What does have a lasting effect in a speech is an
  • these and other reasons, whoever wants to speak effectively
  • the devotion to the necessity of that effectiveness which can