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Idiom: Practice what you preach 言行一致 Hit the book: Audience Circumstance Proceed Resist Channel Suppress 1. If you want to talk (or sing, act, etc.), you have to breathe. And if you want to do these things calmly, you'll need to breathe diaph
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