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Humorous Wedding Speech: White Sugar And White Sugar
Thank you Ladies and Gentlemen, I don't take it for granted having you here. Your presence means you care for this company. Without much wasting your time, the reason I stand in front of you this evening is to inform you about our new sugar release. As you know we have been providing you with white sugar, however, we have noted from different researchers that white sugar contains fewer nutrients (Coleman).
Therefore, we have decided to start producing brown sugar just on top of the white sugar that you have been served with before-so that people may have a choice on their own which one to go for.
As a company that serve people, we care for you our customers-because we know that out there, you stand for this company. So if there

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