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Have you ever noticed in church (or other meetings) that quite often
that when the
person then conducting the service makes a statement/declaration/
whatever
which requires congregational response, there often is someone
who makes the response a split second before the congregation as
a whole? And this is done repeatedly throughout the response and
the service/meeting such as recitation of prayers.

What is that called (if it has a name)?

What is the cause?

Thanx a lot experts.






Adam to Eve: Stand back! I don't know how big it gets.

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Have you ever noticed in church (or other meetings) that quite often
that when the
person then conducting the service makes a statement/declaration/
whatever
which requires congregational response, there often is someone
who makes the response a split second before the congregation as
a whole? And this is done repeatedly throughout the response and
the service/meeting such as recitation of prayers.
What is that called (if it has a name)?
What is the cause?
Thanx a lot experts.
             Adam to Eve: Stand back! I don't know how big it gets.

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Have you ever noticed in church (or other meetings) that quite often
that when the
person then conducting the service makes a statement/declaration/
whatever
which requires congregational response, there often is someone
who makes the response a split second before the congregation as
a whole? And this is done repeatedly throughout the response and
the service/meeting such as recitation of prayers.
What is that called (if it has a name)?
What is the cause?
Thanx a lot experts.
Adam to Eve: Stand back! I don't know how big it gets.

Speed of sound maybe?...:)

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Have you ever noticed in church (or other meetings) that quite often
that when the
person then conducting the service makes a statement/declaration/
whatever
which requires congregational response, there often is someone
who makes the response a split second before the congregation as
a whole? And this is done repeatedly throughout the response and
the service/meeting such as recitation of prayers.
What is that called (if it has a name)?
What is the cause?
Thanx a lot experts.
             Adam to Eve: Stand back! I don't know how big it gets.

Speed of sound maybe?...:)- Hide quoted text -
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I don't think so... but you may be right.

Hope you had a nice holiday. I did.

[Jean Smith]

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Have you ever noticed in church (or other meetings) that quite often
that when the
person then conducting the service makes a statement/declaration/
whatever
which requires congregational response, there often is someone
who makes the response a split second before the congregation as
a whole? And this is done repeatedly throughout the response and
the service/meeting such as recitation of prayers.
What is that called (if it has a name)?
What is the cause?
Thanx a lot experts.
             Adam to Eve: Stand back! I don't know how big it gets.

Speed of sound maybe?...:)- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -

I don't think so... but you may be right.
Hope you had a nice holiday. I did.

Leading the congregation? Rubbing it in?

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Have you ever noticed in church (or other meetings) that quite often
that when the
person then conducting the service makes a statement/declaration/
whatever
which requires congregational response, there often is someone
who makes the response a split second before the congregation as
a whole? And this is done repeatedly throughout the response and
the service/meeting such as recitation of prayers.
What is that called (if it has a name)?
What is the cause?
Thanx a lot experts.
             Adam to Eve: Stand back! I don't know how big it gets.

Speed of sound maybe?...:)- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -

I don't think so... but you may be right.
Hope you had a nice holiday. I did.

Leading the congregation? Rubbing it in?
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Without asking the person/s who do this, I don't see how one
can answer your question. I'm not sure that the"'guilty" party
realizes what he/she is doing. But if they do, it may well be
a case of "leading." I don't understand what you mean by
"rubbing it in."


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