Pages load times slow

When opening Pages '13 the load time simply to open up the application is extremely slow, over 1 minute, this has happened ever since loading that latest version and the app is not responding all the time it hangs but eventually comes back up . I rebooted the MAC just to verify and validate but still happening.
Any recommendations?

Restart with Shift key pressed. Log in and out again Restart in normal way and see if it helped.

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If yes, please try to perform a network capture on the client. We can find which part is slow by analysing the capture data.
If the DNS process is slow, please try to use nslookup to verify if it is a DNS issue.
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