Gobbledygook - Want to try some great words for your presentation

Want to make your presentations to convey a powerful message. A few choicest sentences to help you going..

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At base level, this just comes down to synchronised administrative options.
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Only geeks stuck in the 90s still go for holistic third-generation programming.
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Forward-looking companies invest in compatible transitional hardware.
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We need a more contemporary reimagining of our 'Outside the box' policy projections.

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