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This audio is related to the event review that I participated with Braeden. For controlling the time within 5 minutes, we have practiced and tried for 8 times at least. But it's not so good in consequence. The time limitation makes me speak too fast and not so clearly and we also delete some part of our review. I think we should not take much care of the time. The most important thing should be how to explain the review clearly and in
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