Always better to "think" and "because", accompanied by "if not" and "then". That way even when you will be wrong, at least you'll try to have some understanding about why you entered where you did and when you had to pull out.
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Always better to "think" and "because", accompanied by "if not" and "then". That way even when you will be wrong, at least you'll try to have some understanding about why you entered where you did and when you had to pull out.
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