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The student attended the mandatory science caf辿 event and enjoyed the free coffee provided to the first 50 people. The speaker effectively kept the audience's attention while discussing diseases that make it difficult for people to express their thoughts verbally. Some experience mild stuttering while others are unable to communicate coherently or be understood at all. The speaker noted that those in comas may still be able to understand their surroundings, which is concerning to the student.
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