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    This document lists the subjects for elocution competitions organized by the CMA (Christian Medical Association) in 2013. For sub-juniors in grades KG-4th, the subjects are "Health is Wealth" and "Not all that glitters is gold". For juniors in grades 5th-8th, the subjects are "How do family values tie into your personal life as you mature?" and "Biography of an important person". For seniors in grades 9th-12th, the subjects are "How can we uphold Indian moral values in American culture?" and "Three major challenges teenagers are facing today and how they can deal with it".

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    This document lists the subjects for elocution competitions organized by the CMA (Christian Medical Association) in 2013. For sub-juniors in grades KG-4th, the subjects are "Health is Wealth" and "Not all that glitters is gold". For juniors in grades 5th-8th, the subjects are "How do family values tie into your personal life as you mature?" and "Biography of an important person". For seniors in grades 9th-12th, the subjects are "How can we uphold Indian moral values in American culture?" and "Three major challenges teenagers are facing today and how they can deal with it".

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    Kalamela Elocution

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    RenjanAbraham
    This document lists the subjects for elocution competitions organized by the CMA (Christian Medical Association) in 2013. For sub-juniors in grades KG-4th, the subjects are "Health is Wealth" and "Not all that glitters is gold". For juniors in grades 5th-8th, the subjects are "How do family values tie into your personal life as you mature?" and "Biography of an important person". For seniors in grades 9th-12th, the subjects are "How can we uphold Indian moral values in American culture?" and "Three major challenges teenagers are facing today and how they can deal with it".

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