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ESBN: 34616-060125-263298-50
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1 comment:
Thanks so very much for you post. I really enjoyed listening to your speech; I agree that we have to go looking for good human resource, or continue to foster bad behavior. As a young student, I have spread my dreams under the feet of teachers and had them tramped on. In addition, the lesson that I learned from that was not to become the very thing I hated.
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