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Old 01-04-2016, 02:30 AM #3
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Just some english classes that I require to complete my engineering degree. The premise is that engineers need to be able to present their ideas to a group of people. Beta-blockers are frequently used by performers to reduce the physical symptoms of their anxiety, to help perform.

So Mark, are the safety risks with such a drug minimal?
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