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In our life, there often appears a most influential person who it is hard for us to brush aside. Perhaps the most (36) person I have ever met is Prof. Smith who taught us philosophy when I was a freshman. Although I last met him five years ago, I still remember his special qualities most distinctively. First, I was impressed by his devotion to (37) because his lectures were always well-prepared and clearly (38) , students swarmed his classroom. His followers appreciate the fact that he believed in what he taught and that he was (39) stimulating. Furthermore, he could be counted on to explain his ideas in an imaginatively way, introducing such aids to understanding as paintings, recordings, pieces of sculpture and guest lecturers. Once he even sang a song in class to (40) a point. Second, I admired the fact that he would meet with students outside of the classroom or talk to them on the telephone. At other times he would (41) a student to a game of chess. At other times, he would join groups to discuss subjects (42) from astronomy to pop music. Finally, I was deeply attracted by his lively (43) . He believed that (44) and at least one loud laughs. (45) . (46) If it is true then Prof. Smith is truly a wise man.