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3 years ago

Performance of which activities are most likely to improve in front of an audience?

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<span>Well practiced activities are most likely to improve when performed in front of an audience. On the flip side, if an activity is ill-practiced, the performer is more likely to flub the performance. But practice enhances performance, and so anyone wanting to demonstrate a good show of something should practice it intently beforehand.</span>

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