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Long-windedness (n.) leaves the hearer behind, like walkers who pass the boundary before turning back — and the preluder catches it worst.
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Long-windedness (n.) leaves the hearer behind, like walkers who pass the boundary before turning back — and the preluder catches it worst.
Long-windedness (n.) is a way of dodging accountability: talk on until most of the listeners have forgotten what the question was.