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Everyone agrees that 'neighborliness isn't what it used to be.' Did we kill that culture ourselves, or was it always something that smothered our privacy, and we're actually better off free of it?
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practice with this topic
Set the timer (5-30 min), take 20 seconds of prep if you like, start talking. Jot your thoughts onto the sticky-note board.
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