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speak formally

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Breaking tradition with Japanese prime ministers who speak formally from a lecturn, Aso took a hand microphone and a pointer to show his government's economic proposals.
Breaking tradition with Japanese prime ministers who speak formally from a lecturn, Aso took a hand microphone and a pointer to show his government's economic proposals.
Many sales letter writers think that they have to speak formally, as this connotes respect; other sales letter writers think that they can use casual language, as this seems to put a sales letter writer in the midst of the masses.
 
 
 
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