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When ideas are challenged by others, Women's rights listens to their view and tries to defend a position, but may not yet have the experience or authority to present the case well. Or may be over-aggressive in defending a position. Women's rights enjoys public speaking, and is very well received by audiences. Eloquent, clear, persuasive, interesting, always captures the interest and fires the imagination of listeners. Comfortable in any situation, even when speaking unprepared and without notes. Generally clean and tidy, but at times, their work-station needs organizing and tidying. Sometimes Women's rights fails to clean up at the end of the day. Tries to follow instructions but can sometimes miss a step or misinterpret what is required.
🎽 + 🎍 = 💙
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| Windows has detected that you did 9/11
| Is this true?
| ______ ______ ______
| |Yes | |Maybe | |allahu akbar |
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