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Over half of people are afraid of public speaking, and this document discusses superpowers that could help with communication skills. The author presents their superpowers of telepathy, which is the ability to read minds, and influence over nonverbal cues and body language. References are included at the end from sources on visual learning strategies, a superhero database entry on telepathy, and a guide on nonverbal communication.
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