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Practice Speaking: Re-tell lecture
ID: #33178
Medium Truth and honesty
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Truth and honesty are the greatest virtues possessed by a person as it takes unlimited time to develop trust among others but takes a second to lose it. Truth depicts character of a person and liars are not tolerated by anybody nor can exist in society for more time. Responsibility and authority is always in the hands of honest people. A true person has no burden to remember what he said but a liar always need to remember his statements. An honest person leads a valuable and peaceful life as pure mind is a mind of good thoughts and even does not fear from anyone. For example: a shopkeeper telling lies can sell his product once but cannot do it again as customers will be aware of his lies and as a result he will lose his position in the market.
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