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Of course, no significant progress can be made without adequate legislation protecting their rights. For example, in company training, offering courses that use a specific language that doesn’t respect all employees’ linguistic background or makes use of characters that all are white and male may result in many employees feeling left out.
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Or it could be that he is just mentally ill, has some sort of addiction, or low selfesteem. Regardless, do some soul searching on if your selfesteem, self worth, and self respect is worth whatever it is you want in exchange. 12) Weigh is this worth x, y, z? You mention this is your ticket.
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