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What does it mean, at the end of the speech, when Reynolds advised students to spread their wings but stay close to the ground and ask “if anyone could use a feather or two?”
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What does it mean, at the end of the speech, when Reynolds advised students to spread their wings but stay close to the ground and ask “if anyone could use a feather or two?”

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Answer: it means if they needed help

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