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The audio titled "Never Applaud" begins with the rich, thick sound of a single clap resonating in an empty room. It's a distinct sound, one that conjures images of a hand striking another in a firm, decisive motion. Gradually, the echo of this initial clap starts to fade, making way for a succession of other claps. The rhythm of the clapping is slow and deliberate at first. Each clap is a solitary act, a singular expression of approval or recognition. Then, the pace begins to quicken, the silences between each clap becoming shorter and shorter. The texture of the sound grows denser, the claps overlapping until they form a continuous cascade of sound. It's as if numerous hands have joined in, each contributing their own distinct clap to the chorus. Despite the increasing intensity, there is still a sense of restraint. The audio never quite reaches the point of applause. The clapping remains individual and separate, never merging into the unified,
