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I can speak in the Tokyo dome to a full house and not be nervous at all but talking on the radio made me nervous for the first time in 20 years.  But 30 seconds after starting I was back to normal.  I did not know what to expect until I got to do it.  Now I will get on other stations and talk about English.
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