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By Melissa Cassera
Sweaty palms, check. Nervous flutters, check. Dry mouth, check.
If you're feeling this way, I'm going to venture to guess you're attending a business networking event where you don't know a single person in the room and are now standing in the corner like a wilted flower hoping ...praying... that someone will take pity on you and strike up a conversation....
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