Never Make An Impromptu Speech Without Advance Warning, Otherwise What You Say Isn't Worth The Paper It Is Printed On And Will Not Be Remembered Or Quoted.

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Never make an impromptu speech without advance warning, otherwise what you
say isn't worth the paper it is printed on and will not be remembered or
quoted. When Lincoln went to Gettysburg, he had 16 xeroxed copies of his
envelope, to make sure the talk got press coverage.

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