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orator

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A quick definition of orator:

Orator: A person who speaks in front of a group of people to persuade or inform them about something. In ancient Rome, an orator was a type of lawyer who argued cases in court. In history, an orator could also be someone who filed a complaint or request in a court of law.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: An orator is a person who is skilled in public speaking and delivers speeches with eloquence and persuasion.

Examples:

Barack Obama is known for his skills as an orator, delivering powerful speeches that inspire and motivate people.
Winston Churchill was a famous orator who rallied the British people during World War II with his speeches.
Martin Luther King Jr. was an influential orator who delivered his famous "I Have a Dream" speech during the Civil Rights Movement.

These examples illustrate how an orator is someone who can captivate an audience with their words and use their speaking skills to convey a message or inspire action. They are able to use language effectively to persuade and influence others.

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PerpetualCheerfulBeaver

13:08

I literally have no experience in this type of stuff, but if i get waitlisted, should i send an email about continued interest?

lilypadfrog

13:09

im so nonchalant

lilypadfrog

13:09

i will probably hear something back eventually

texaslawhopefully

13:10

I wish I could be like you lily

Trismegistus

13:10

im actively losingh my mind man

choosingpeace

13:10

@texaslawhopefully: lmaoo same Im crashing out so bad like it's never been this bad

texaslawhopefully

13:11

I need Chicago on Friday

Trismegistus

13:11

me too

Trismegistus

13:11

sixty coffees is having an insane cycle

PerpetualCheerfulBeaver

13:12

jesus they really are

GreyCeaselessMammoth

13:13

sixtys making a historic run here

Trismegistus

13:13

theyre close to my stats that's how i know them lol

choosingpeace

13:13

stanford harvard columbia duke wtfff

choosingpeace

13:13

uva nyu umich

sadpadresfan

13:13

I’m just tryna be like him fr fr

choosingpeace

13:13

that's crazy

ImpartialLion

13:13

Def that fulbright

choosingpeace

13:14

ohhhh

choosingpeace

13:14

i didn't even see that yep fas

lilypadfrog

13:14

why does the Fulbright have so much weight? idgi

ImpartialLion

13:14

And several pubs, and solid we. pretty awesome app

texaslawhopefully

13:14

idk I feel like that Fulbright isn't that big of a diff, there's so many countries where it is easy to get

snow

13:14

im telling yall, sictycoffees and nothim are like prime kobe and shaq

texaslawhopefully

13:14

it is prolly they just had a great overall narrative and not KJD

sadpadresfan

13:14

^

sadpadresfan

13:14

KJD 🗑️ squad

ImpartialLion

13:15

Maybe a fulbright alone isnt insanity, but pairing it with several first author pubs is sick

sadpadresfan

13:15

Besides lion ur killin jt

texaslawhopefully

13:15

yeah half tuition at CLS is fantastic

ImpartialLion

13:16

Thank you! But lowkey my page a lil fake. Withdrew from UChi after missing the II and the fact my future wife wants to leave the midwest anyways (i cant lie its mainly the first reason tho)

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