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we open up and relax, we can make deep, low pitch sounds. So whenever we talk, we're just pushing air through those vocal folds and the vocal folds are vibrating and that's what causes our voice. So muscles of the neck and pharynx will position and stabilize the larynx. When you swallow, these muscles will elevate the larynx and bend the

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