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Graduation Speech: The Next Generation Of America
America’s future is envisioned as one occupied by technology, health advancements, potent militarism and tactics and as global leaders discuss diplomacies and crises, who is bound to run the country in its shining hour? Here, steps in the next generation, fulfilling the tasks that enable us to work like a clock. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the next generation of Americans: my generation.
As we speak, thousands of youth are preparing themselves to serve their beloved country. The students who embellish a zeal for science will soon discover new cures for troubling diseases. The dedicated cadets of the Civil Air Patrol or the Naval Sea Cadets are excelling in the fields of leadership, drill, and military studies so that they may one

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