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Service benefits the helpers and those helped.
I would say that you conclude your speech, essay, etc. with your meaning. Prose is a very straightforward and formal form of writing, and most people speak in prose as well. I suggest you explain your meaning throughout your paper, and straightforwardly state your meaning in the conclusion so that there is no confusion.
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<em>Team practice: first, warm up; second, drills; third, </em><em>second </em><em>drills </em><em>; then, </em><em>repeat </em><em>.</em></h3>
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The sentence that contains a nominative absolute is "Her hair blowing, Emma ran through the field with her kite".
The nominative absolut part is: HER HAIR BLOWING". This part of the sentence is a noun phrase that begins the sentence and it has no grammatical connection to rest of it.
Nominative absolutes can be found at the beginning or end of a sentence -and in some cases in the middle- but in this particular case it is found at the beginning.