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Humanitarian Essays

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571 essays
Internet Grammar Tool Developed at Chemnitz University Humanitarian Essay
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CALL tools have only just recently begun being used in schools and homes in large-scale capacities. This can be attributed to the increased accessibility of computers globally. They were mostly used by people with specific interests in language learning. However, they are now widespread and have many applications.
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Fluency on Language in L2 Oral Production Humanitarian Report
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Peter Skehan and Pauline Foster were inspired to do this research by the current claims that task-based tuition has commitment principles. They wanted to find out how fluent the students were when it came to the results. The assessments included individual tasks where planning in advance and carrying out the task without any planning were the conditions.
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Intercultural Pragmatic Failure in Humor Humanitarian Research Paper
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The hearers of the humor determine if humor is successful or not. The hearers must interpret the utterances of the speaker with minimal difficulties. However, it is evident that the humor interpretation process is complex; thus, the speaker must make sure they incorporate the intercultural pragmatics that allows for successful humor. 
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Translation Brief Humanitarian Essay
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It entails the reproduction of a message in a language comprehensible by the receptor in a way that is as close to the natural equivalent as possible of the original language, principally in terms of meaning and, secondarily, style. For many centuries prior to the 1940s, translation theory was simply concerned with exceptional artwork.
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The NELSON Project Humanitarian Article
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An Experimental Study (published in the year 2005) by Fukkink et al. proves that proper planning and related training can benefit second language learners to an extent. The authors also investigate the scope of reading comprehension (say, computer aided) and second language learning within the classroom environment.
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Language, Literacy and Learning Humanitarian Coursework
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In the survey, numerous types of words with different meanings were used. The 5 most recurring words in the survey included ‘Most’, ‘Nigger’, ‘Retard’, ‘Ugly’, and ‘Feminist’. These words were extracted from the survey. From the list of top five most recurring words in the survey, the word, ‘Most’ was used extensively in survey.
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Comparison and Contrast of Politics and the English Language by Orwell and Mother Tongue by Tan A Humanitarian Essay
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Tracing from past centuries, recognizable spellings as those demonstrated in the wording of the 14th century disappeared, vowel shift occurred later, and with increasing immigrations English language has not only shaped them but further developed. However, it’s vital to realize that this would occur alongside one’s native dialect.
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Language and Identity: George Orwell and Amy Tan Humanitarian Coursework
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Communication and language are intrinsic to the development of humans and is core to life-long learning. However, language is dynamic and changes over time along with how man perceives the words and their specific descriptions. Words tend to gain new meaning and lose old ones with time, which could lead to loss of usage of a language.
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Second Language Acquisition and Learning Humanitarian Research Paper
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The rate of learning and acquiring a second language varies with an individual’s aptitude and other factors such as teacher or learner feedback, political and cultural openness and personality traits. Some second language learners are successful due to their hard work, determination, and persistence.
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Language-Specific Phonetic Perception in Infants Humanitarian Literature review
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Despite this broad consensus on general patterns and phases in infant speech perception across languages, there is still considerable debate about the detail of infant speech perception skills, both in terms of the methodology that is best suited for exploring this issue, and in terms of the theories used to explain the results. 
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Identifying and Analyzing Genres Humanitarian Report
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Dirk writes that to understand a joke about country music, one must have a little knowledge about country music By giving an example of country music, Dirk aims to explain how specific genres have certain distinctive features, in terms of rhetoric and composition, which are aimed towards their audiences.
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Bringing up Children Bilingually: The Benefits and Negative Aspects Humanitarian Thesis
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An important factor is also the emotive content which is associated with each language in the home. Children pick up the values and attitudes of their parents even when these are implicit, and so parents who wish their children to be bilingual should ensure that positive values about both languages and cultures are modeled for the child to observe
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Various Factors Surrounding Acquisition of Second Language in Children Humanitarian Case Study
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Learning second languages requires concentration and focus. More time should be allowed for practice of the learnt skill than learning the skills. Kim is allowed little time to practice by her own because most of her time she is into learning activities. Some of the learning activities should be scrubbed to allow her personal time.  
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Comparison of Mandarin and English Humanitarian Essay
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Children who are raised with perpetual exposure to both languages prove to learn, speak and tackle the linguistic differences with far greater success in both languages, even when they stopped regularly speaking their primary language in childhood (Chang, Haynes, and et al 2-3). Language is one of the most amazing aspects of being human.
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Course Material Design: English in Schools in Saudi Arabia Humanitarian Coursework
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There must be the conduct of dictations where there will be the dictation of various sections and various aspects of the ideas and concepts taught in previous lessons. This will include spelling tests and other sections will include the transcribing of essays as they are presented from the information presented by a CD. 
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Impact of English Language on globalization and Cultural Homogenization Humanitarian Coursework
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There are multiple domains in which English as a language plays similar roles, economy, and business is one of those salient domains (MckaySanda 45). In many parts of the world, English continues to take the place of privilege. It belongs to and is widely used by the ruling system, education, diplomacy, trade, and business.
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Identifying Talented People - Mental and Physical Proof of Talent, Predisposition to a Hobby Humanitarian Term Paper
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This is because it tries to connect their innate capabilities and the external outlook when conducting their daily activities. Second, a person’s area of expertise is critical as a form of
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Effectiveness of the Formal Non-Business Written Language Humanitarian Research Proposal
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Formal “non-business” written language as used to communicate to the business audience can prove remarkably challenging to apply effectively. The procedure, which entails several elements of inclusion from the formal business written language, can present conflicting aspects in view of the reception by the business audience.
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Perceptions of Profanity Humanitarian Research Paper
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Profanity is the use of language that is thought to be impolite or offensive. Profanity is the use of words that are termed as bad, foul, or vulgar in a certain culture. Profanity can also be termed as swearing that is based on negative actions and thoughts. Use of such words in the society can cause offence, cause insults, show rudeness, or show bad behaviour.
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Cross-Culture Negotiations Humanitarian Essay
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For example, one need to dependably admit that there is a serious probability that cultural contrasts bring about correspondence issues, and be ready to be patient and forgetting, as opposed to dangerous and forceful if issues create. One ought to react gradually and deliberately in cross-cultural trades.
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Linguistic and Cultural Issues in Translation: Differences between English and Chinese Humanitarian Essay
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Today, English and Chinese are the two languages spoken by the largest number of people worldwide. More people are interested in learning Chinese with China's recent rapid development, but it has really been very difficult for Westerners to learn the Chinese language and culture (Bassnett, 1999). On the one contrary, the Chinese language is different from the western alphabetic languages in both and pronunciation.
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French Studies: Approaches to Language Humanitarian Assignment
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In order to understand how an organization works, colleagues must usually consult their counterparts. This can be facilitated by providing a common office set that accommodates a number of workers. This may be a strategic plan by an organization to enable an interactive environment among colleagues. 
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Creativity in Ordinary Lanaguage Humanitarian Research Proposal
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It is established that by looking at diverse groups we increase the very chance of identifying specific variables such as the escalation of creativity, all through to higher levels such as being employees or co-workers. The different ways in which these different groupings use language exposes us to the different levels of language creativity.
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A Variety of English Can Never Be a Truly Neutral Means of Communication Humanitarian Coursework
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There is a broad range of languages that are applied all through the world for the purposes of communication. Some of these though one language are divided into categories due to a difference in spellings, pronunciations, and dialects. One of these languages is the English language which is spoken in different ways in varied parts of the world.
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Welsh and the Galician Language in the Northwestern Part of Spain Humanitarian Essay
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The paper will discuss in depth the details pertaining to the two languages. Evidently, in a bid to conclusively outline the similarities and the differences of the two languages, it is essential to study the languages with an analytical mind in order to achieve the objectives of the paper. We are going to discuss the history and the emergence of the two languages.
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Major Morphological Changes from Old to Middle English Humanitarian Coursework
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Many morphological changes have taken place between the old and the Middle English. Most of the changes have been changes in pronouns, nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and general inflection as explained in the paper. The changes ensured that Middle English was easier and had a corresponding flow and organization as compared to Old English.
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Bilingual Language as Beneficial for the Child's First Language and English Development Humanitarian Essay
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They assert that bilingual education causes confusion among children and limits their intelligence capabilities; they argue that real bilinguals cannot combine their language.  Advocates of bilingual education present arguments on its benefits; they suggest that, for many children, being literate and studying a new language simultaneously is overwhelming and that the bilingual process helps them develop their native language first.
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America Needs English as the Official Language Humanitarian Essay
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It is costly to adopt bilingualism. In support of this argument, Hayakawa refers to bilingualism as “a costly and confusing bureaucratic nightmare” (576). Perhaps, Canada would appreciate this argument more as bilingualism costs it about $400 million every year, and increasing with the increasing expansion of the related services.
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English Language among Arabic Children Humanitarian Coursework
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Most people argue that adults are easier to teach a new language than young children. The research was mainly done through a waterfall model. It is a model used for software development. Its purpose was to come up with well-defined websites that would efficiently and effectively help Arab children in learning English smoothly. 
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Conversation Analysis of Two Conversation Extracts Humanitarian Report
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Learning a new language entails careful analysis of how conversations transpire between two communicators. Usually, this is the application of the things the learner gained as skills and knowledge from a second language learning class. Sometimes, conversations initiated by second language learners may be awkward and inappropriate.
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English Phonology and Constraint Based Phonology Humanitarian Coursework
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The rules are formed when all candidates with matching factors produce a grammatical structure. These rules, or constraints, are formed by identifying what “is” and not “what should be”. We have developed this way of modifying language in order to accommodate ways in which the brain can process data. 
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English Syntax: There Was Much Weebles in Too Many Soup Humanitarian Coursework
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In some cultures, many natural things, such as the sun, animals, and trees are imbued with spiritualism different from English. It may have historical origin yet still be in use after much change. This can make a huge difference in how people perceive things and the word symbols for them will sometimes show this either by form or lack of existence. 
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From Perception to Production: Kuhns NLM and NLM-e Humanitarian Coursework
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The final principle is that the growth of language is predicted by early speech perception. The model proposes a link between early perceptions of native-language phonetic elements and the future development of the language. Kuhn et al. (2008) carried out studies on the relationship between language learning and early phonetic perception.
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Second Language Acquisition Humanitarian Essay
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Comprehensive checks should be employed so that learners' self-confidence is not affected. After correcting a learner from an utterance mistake, comprehensive checks posed in quick succession may create a different notion in the learner’s mind. The learner is likely to look down upon his progress and thus quitting second language acquisition
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Quantitative Research Method Humanitarian Literature review
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Unlike qualitative methods that suffer from subjectivity, quantitative methods rely on quantitative data that is less subject to personal opinions. The efficiency of statistical methods depends on the specific methods one applies, the data collection process, analysis, and the way the results are interpreted to come up with conclusions.
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Language Attrition Humanitarian Report
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Ramirez (1987) seeks to tie his research to Cummins’ bilingual-interdependence hypothesis in tackling his research problem, which revolves around the controversy of bilingualism in US schools, especially with regards to Hispanic children. The researcher considers whether this means that their vernacular should be allowed to disappear or be kept alive.
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Chinese-English Biliteracy Acquisition Humanitarian Coursework
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Quantitative research offers the only means with which to influence a particular variable and thus test cause and effect relationships. In the paper under analysis, the quantitative method allowed the researchers to influence the two variables in successful reading acquisition, phonographic awareness, and orthographic skills.
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The Idea of Practice and CALL Applications in Second Language Acquisition Humanitarian Coursework
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The path to success in any sport, business, and music or science career is practice. A good sportsman or musician must invest many hours of practice. Many researchers have established that the practice of language is the key to learning. This strongly supports the long-held idea on the axioms of learning “practice makes perfect.” 
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Linguistics, Semantics and Pragmatics Humanitarian Coursework
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It is quite essential to note that the approach of analysing of sentence meaning is an analysis of the linguistic differences between sentences, which involves the lexical, syntactical, intonational meaning and the contextual inference. This is used to argue an important fact termed compositionality.
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Analysis of The Myth of Language Universals Article Humanitarian Essay
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The concept subject in whichever language is a way of restructuring grammars to consider the fact that three different tasks statistically correlate to form a subject. These are the subject as a topic, an urgent, and the pivot. As a topic, the subject tells us what the sentence is about. It gives the semantic purpose of the action’s instigator.
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A Response to an Article The Myth of Language Universals by Evans and Levinson Humanitarian Essay
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Evans and Levinson, dispute the generalization of universal grammar. They represent the opponents’ school of thought concerning universal languages. They address counter-arguments by proponents of universal language by highlighting appropriate examples. Evans and Levinson, address concerns and propositions by supporters of universal language theory
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Motivation of Language Change Humanitarian Coursework
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The language changes can be considered inevitable and a constant fact of life. Languages continuously change and diverge when separated. Language change is essentially fuelled by speakers, rather than the language itself. Linguistic change is mainly speaker-based and language contact represents the contact between speakers of diverse languages.
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Difference between Modern Note Taking and Traditional Note Taking Humanitarian Research Paper
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The use of modern methods of note-taking in education has been found to be a solution that provides for the digital automation, recording, and maintenance of information to be studied by the students and it often caters for the need to set up excellence in the tasks needed for the accomplishment of effective learning.
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Informative Speech: The Arabic Language Humanitarian Speech or Presentation
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I believe that it is important that we understand Arabic as a language as this would help us appreciate it and acknowledge diversity as we live together. The following is a small insight on the Arabic language as would enlighten you concerning the development, the use, the evolution as well as the future of the language in the changing times.
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The Socio-Linguistic Approach in Reading Motivating in L1 And L2 Secondary Students Humanitarian Research Paper
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The secondary research revealed that motivation for reading requires a bit of motivation that can enhance the overall interest and enthusiasm level. It was found that intrinsic and extrinsic rewards along with appreciation and recognition often played a bigger role in terms of motivating students towards reading.
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The Principle of Poor Writing Humanitarian Literature review
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The two students noted that there was no one in the class by that name, and then he pointed out that the second-worst mistake made by many writers was that of failing to revise finished work. Right from that point, I noticed that my major problem was that pointed out by Merill, which is that of writing “hurriedly, preferably when tired”.
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Speaking Slang, a Piece of Cake Humanitarian Essay
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Slang can be clever sayings such as ‘bustin’ a move’ or ‘between a rock and a hard place.’ Slang can also be annoying, repetitive, and inaccurate. A person who avoids slang is perceived as more intelligent and/or more educated than someone who can’t find their own words to describe an event or thought.
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Pragmatic Theory: Grices Theory of Implicature Humanitarian Assignment
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The utterance can also implicate, John ate salad amongst other foodstuffs but not pasta. This can also implicate that the listener believes that John did not make pasta. The (2) utterance that John did not eat pasta has a deeper meaning that even though he took several other foods, he did not eat pasta or John does not take pasta. 
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Peer and Self Assessment Strategies Humanitarian Term Paper
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Rather than becoming stodgy and entrenched in theoretical interpretations of the past, the peer reviewer should keep an open mind and seek to weigh the research-based upon its own merits and tangential information from previous and current research with regards to whatever issue or topic is at hand. 
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Ways to Succeed at Your First Job Humanitarian Essay
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Landing a job is the first step towards succeeding in your first job. It was difficult enough for your to have passed through endless tests, a rigid, screening process, and finally, an all or nothing interview. Now that you have both feet through the door, it is of the utmost importance that you know how to conduct yourself properly in the workplace in order to create an excellent first impression.
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