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A first-order approximation.
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"One of the big questions that comes up again and again is: how did they get away with this? How could they find any way of taking things that were worthless, and turn them into something that could be represented as safe? The answer is that they cheated in the math."
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"Could you please stop tearing apart my record so loudly? I just put my special needs child down for a nap. "
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"Is this the least convoluted example of sexism they could find?"
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