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INTRODUCTION:

I. AGD: Every single day, thousands of particles escape our bodies at speeds of over 100 miles per hour, and we have little to no control over it. Although this may sound rather frightening, I'm talking about something you all are very familiar with and undoubtedly have experienced often in your life: sneezing. Now some of you may be thinking, if we have so much experience with this, why are we hearing an entire speech covering it?
II. THESIS: Although sneezing is a completely natural and common occurrence, many people know little of the causes, preventions, and myths connected with it. Many would probably be surprised of the detail involved in a seemingly simple action.
III. PREVIEW: Today, I hope to help you better understand these truths and myths, and to make sneezing not just an excuse to make an exceptionally loud noise in the middle of a quiet room.

[TRANSITION: In order to fully understand sneezing, one must first know the true causes of the action......

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