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During her speech on vacationing on the greek island of hydra, anne asks her audience to imagine a place where the sounds of the sea and the wind are not interrupted by honking horns and screeching tires; a place where the only traffic sounds are the soft whirr of bicycle tires on the pavement. anne is using to give her audience a sense of the place.

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