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    Flowers are described as the music of the ground spoken without sound. The speaker welcomes the beloved Dean and principal with a symbol of love and respect, and calls upon Amulya and Amarnath to perform a task. They also wish to honor judges for events that morning, and request the Dean and principal to give them a token of appreciation.

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    Flowers are described as the music of the ground spoken without sound. The speaker welcomes the beloved Dean and principal with a symbol of love and respect, and calls upon Amulya and Amarnath to perform a task. They also wish to honor judges for events that morning, and request the Dean and principal to give them a token of appreciation.

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    Flowers are the music of the ground.

    From earth’s lips spoken


    without sound.
    We would like to welcome our beloved Dean Sir and principal
    ma’am. With a symbol of love and respect. I call upon Amulya and
    Amarnath to do the needful.
    We also wish to honor judges for the events happened this morning,
    I request our Dean Sir and principal ma’am to give away our token
    of appreciation to them.

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