propound \pruh-POWND\, transitive verb:
To offer for consideration; to put forward; to propose.
When Samuelson first propounded this potentially radical idea, it was greeted with astonishment, bordering on outrage.
– Jonathan Davis, “Samuelson’s argument still holds true”, Independent, October 4, 1997
Aristarchus not only challenged God, but he, and then Copernicus, propounded a theory that seemed so stupid on [...]

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I am the current President of a lunch club that was meeting in a restaurant. About a month ago, we found out that the restaurant was going to close and that we would have to move the club to another location. The search for a new location was on and the terror set in.
How many [...]

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What draws you to speak?
For many of us, speaking brings confidence, poise, and skills that we never thought we had. For others it brings the ability to communicate your message to diverse audiences. One side effect is that when you come up to the podium you assume a position of power. What are you going [...]

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Imagine standing in front of an audience for 10 seconds before starting your speech.
What is the audience thinking?
“Is he nervous? What is he doing? What is he doing up there?”, could be going through their minds.
It is then, after 10 seconds that you start, “I bet you wonder why I was just standing here staring [...]

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