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1. Greenish 2. Blue Ocean 3. Smurfy 4. Mr. Nike 5. Abby*

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2 1. Greenish 2. Blue Ocean 3. Smurfy 4. Mr. Nike 5. Abby*

3 1. Single Lady 2. Jimbo 3. Pinky 4. Poloman 5. Fatin

4 1. Ruby 2. Freshlady 3. Samsung Note2 4. Pitbull 5. Nuraqilah

5 1. Adam Levin 2. Minion 3. Mr.IdontKnow 4. Wall-E 5. Logan

6 1. MJ 2. M.I.A 3. Muscle Boy 4. Silva 5. Superman

7  1. Preparation!  2. Organization  3. Subject Knowledge  4. Mechanics  5. Graphics  6.Eye Contact  7. Verbal Techniques  8. Group Work

8  Allow plenty of time for preparation.  Structure your presentation into introduction, body, conclusion and questions.  Make use of clear, powerful visual aids that do not overload your audience.

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