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rhythm and repetition to make those key aspects stand outcreatesrhythm and repetition to make those key aspects stand out
a rhythm that can drum the sales message into the prospect ’s headcreatesa rhythm that can drum the sales message into the prospect ’s head
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a humorous cadencecreatesa humorous cadence
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a pattern of repeated initial soundscreatesa pattern of repeated initial sounds
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