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1)}What is evil?—Whatever springs from weakness.
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1)}F.W. Nietzsche: {\i1}The Antichrist{\i0}
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I'd like to pose this question:
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Are human beings truly equal?
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people never shut up \Nabout the need for equality.
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"Heaven does not \Ncreate one person above or below another."
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But the quote doesn't end there.
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but then gaps appear.
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or lack thereof.
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humans are capable \Nof thinking for themselves.
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"Equality" may be a false concept
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but our inequality remains \Na difficult thing to accept.
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Excuse me... Could you give up your seat?
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That's a priority seat. I think you should \Nlet this elderly lady sit there.
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pretty girl.
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there is \Nno law requiring me to relinquish it.
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You want me to give up my \Nseat just because I am young?
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pure and simple.
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standing consumes \Nmore stamina than sitting.
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Why should I do something so detrimental \Nwith no benefit to myself?
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I think you'd be contributing to society.
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And this lady seems to be \Nhaving trouble staying upright...
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I have no interest in contributing to society.
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Besides...
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What about those sitting in the other seats?
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The difference between priority seats \Nand others seems rather trivial to me.
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I'm fine.
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But thank you.
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Excuse me! Would any of you \Nbe willing to give up your seat?
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you can have mine.
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Thank you so much!
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Disembarking
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So this is my new school?
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2105)}Entrance\NCeremony
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Tokyo Metropolitan Advanced \NNurturing High School.
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A school established by the \NJapanese government
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to nurture the young people who will \Nsupport the country in the future.
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It boasts a 100% employment \Nand college entry rate
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state-directed \Nteaching methods
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it spares no effort in pursuing \Nthe nation's desired future.
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Excuse me.
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You were looking at me on the bus. Why?
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Oh. Sorry.
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didn't \Nseem interested in giving up your seat.
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huh?
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Don't assume I'm like you.
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I held on to my seat as \Na matter of conviction.
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doesn't that make you even worse?
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fine.
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Now we'll have a few words from \Nthe student council president.
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Horikita Manabu.
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As a representative of the upper classes
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I would like to extend words of \Nwelcome to our newest students.
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our school is \Nhighly accomplished in all aspects
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and boasts a high employment \Nand college entry rate.
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\Naccomplished through the hard work
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of both our graduating students \Nand those still attending.
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We expect the same from the new students.
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We're in the same class?
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{\an8}Everything in this school \Nis decided by merit...
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I see! What genre do you like best?
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what genre? Well... I like romance!
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really?
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Stuff like shojo manga...
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Really? I like mysteries!
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Mysteries?!
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huh?
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Yeah!
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I get that a lot!
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I'm seated next to her?
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An unpleasant coincidence.
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I feel the same way.
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may I have a moment?
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I was hoping we could all introduce ourselves
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to get a jump on getting better acquainted.
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anyway.
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How about it?
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I'm in!
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Sounds fun.
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Yeah. I don't even know anyone's names.
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I'll go first.
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I'm Hirata Yosuke.
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Just call me Yosuke. No need for formality.
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and I intend \Nto join the soccer club at this school.
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Nice to meet you all!
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Sounds good!
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I bet he'll end up being the class leader.
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I'll go next!
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My name is Kushida Kikyo.
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My goal is to become friends \Nwith each and every one of you!
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\Nso don't hesitate to invite me anywhere!
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Looking forward to it!
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She'll be popular with both guys and girls.
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{\an8}Me next! I'm Ike Kanji!
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She's already got that "I can be \Nfriends with anyone" aura about her.
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and I hate hot guys!
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But I guess this is no time to be critical.
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{\an8}I'm always accepting \Nnew girlfriend applications!
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These introductions will determine \Neveryone's standing in the class.
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{\an8}I'm Yamauchi Haruki.
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I went \Nto nationals in ping-pong.
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Should I try for a joke?
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I was the baseball \Nclub's ace and cleanup hitter.
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I bet I can get a big laugh \Nif I'm really energetic.
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{\an8}I'm still recovering from an injury \NI got during the Inter-high.
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Or maybe I'd just creep everyone out.
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in middle school?
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anyway.
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flying free.
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Next up... you!
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Huh? Me?
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No getting around it.
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I'd better muster up the energy \Nto introduce myself.
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For the sake of my school life.
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Uh...
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Um...
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I'm Ayanokoji Kiyotaka.
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Uh...
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I look forward to studying with you.
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um...
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I'm not good at anything in particular.
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Uh...
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I'll work hard to get along with everyone.
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I blew it.
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Ayanokoji-kun.
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Let's be good friends.
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She laughed at me.
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next up...
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Introductions? Please.
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little kids?
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but leave us out of it.
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Everyone...
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Take your seats.
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and I'm the \Nhomeroom teacher for Class D.
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There will be no changing \Nof classes in this school.
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until you graduate.
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I'll hand out the school rule book.
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Take one and pass it back.
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We have special rules at this school.
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while at school
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your ability to leave campus and contact \Nthe outside world will be limited.
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But don't worry.
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The school offers a variety of facilities.
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including entertainment.
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you'll use points stored \Nin the school's official computer system.
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you can \Nbuy anything using points.
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Points are allotted on \Nthe first of each month.
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One point is worth one yen.
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000 points for this month.
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000?
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Are you serious?
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Are you surprised by the \Nsize of your allotment?
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This school judges students based on merit.
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You are attributed significant value \Njust for being accepted here.
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Thank you very much!
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It really does work like money.
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\Nand four classes per grade...
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That makes 300 students total.
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000 yen per month
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that's 360 million per year.
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even if it is government-funded...
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Another unpleasant coincidence.
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You don't have to be so twitchy.
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\Nwe should at least get along.
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What's your name?
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can't you?
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Is it a problem if I refuse to answer?
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but it's unsettling not to know the \Nname of the person sitting beside me.
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It's Horikita Suzune.
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Horikita?
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Like the student council president?
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You're buying lots of cheap stuff.
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though.
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You could buy more expensive—
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I don't need it.
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But—
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I told you.
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Right.
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You don't seem very good \Nat interacting with people.
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You're a lousy conversationalist.
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although you \Ndon't seem much better.
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feel \Nno need to make friends.
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Items on this table\N{\fs24\b1\c&H2900E9&}FREE {\fs14\b0\c&H818272&}Up to three per month
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Free?
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I guess it's to help people \Nwho use up their points?
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000 yen a month?
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This school is quite indulgent.
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You looking down on me? Huh?!
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aren't you?
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And what if I am?!
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that's no way to talk to your seniors.
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Shut up!
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Huh?
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{\an8}I don't care if you're my seniors!
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isn't he?
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{\an8}You want to fight or not?!
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My integrity would take a dive \Nif I involved myself in that.
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{\an8}I'll take all three of you!
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{\an8}Bring it on!
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We'll let you off easy today.
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You guys are already defective losers.
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\Nyou'd just be pathetic.
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Are you running away?!
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Scream all you want.
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anyway.
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Hell?
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Damn it!
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It wasn't long before groups \Nbegan to form within the class.
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let's get lunch together!
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I've got some things to do.
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after all!
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I bought tons of mobile games!
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I saw this accessory I really liked.
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and we can battle!
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Want to stop by after class?
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too.
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I failed at making friends.
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You're pitiful.
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too.
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because I like to be alone.
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Maybe I'll hit up the cafeteria...
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right?
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Yeah. Um...
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Kushida?
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Thanks!
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I'm so glad you remembered my name!
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Yeah... I guess.
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Um... Can we talk?
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1)}Tokyo Metropolitan Advanced Nurturing High School
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that cannot be bought on campus\Nusing points.
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you seem very \Nclose to Horikita-san.
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I wouldn't say that...
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But you're the only one she ever talks to.
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I want to be friends with everyone in school.
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So I asked Horikita-san for \Nher contact information
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but she turned me down...
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She said she doesn't want \Nto be friends with anyone.
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I think that's just how she is.
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too!
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Won't you help me?
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Help you? I don't...
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You... won't?
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The head of the Yamato government \Nwas known as the "o-kimi."
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He controlled the powerful families of \Neach region using the uji-kabane system.
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"Uji" referred to groups that \Nshared the same bloodline
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while "kabane" referred to post and status.
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it was a system where \Nbloodline determined one's post and status.
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That's all for today.
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Please review the material thoroughly.
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This school really is indulgent.
251
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\Nbut the teacher never calls them out.
252
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Is this really an advanced \Nschool run by the government?
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Maybe they want to encourage \Nstudent autonomy.
254
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Perhaps...
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\Nwould you come with me?
256
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What are you after?
257
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Does an invitation from me \Nsuggest an ulterior motive?
258
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I'd be willing to hear you out.
259
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right?
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The one where lots of girls hang out.
261
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Would you go there with me?
262
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Why me?
263
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I'm not brave enough to go by myself.
264
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It feels sort of "no boys allowed."
265
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I suppose not...
266
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but you're right.
267
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It's quite crowded.
268
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too?
269
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right. You're a loner.
270
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Was that a dig? You child.
271
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That table's free.
272
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I wonder if we look \Nlike a couple to the oth—
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probably not.
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Thinking of what's about to happen \Nis making my stomach hurt.
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{\an8}Ready to go?
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{\an8}Yeah.
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Horikita-san!
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What a coincidence!
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Ayanokoji-kun!
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Do you two come here often?
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Today's our first time.
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I see.
283
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I'm here alone—
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I'm leaving.
285
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we only just got here.
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do you?
287
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Well... Kushida and I are just classmates.
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too.
289
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Besides...
290
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I don't like this. What are you after?
291
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it was just a coincidence...
292
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\N"What's that supposed to mean?"
293
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\Nand the two at the next table over
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were all students from Class D.
295
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Coincidence?
296
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I'm impressed you recognized them.
297
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I didn't even notice.
298
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We came here right after class ended
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which means they could only have \Nbeen in this café for a few minutes.
300
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Too soon for them to be leaving.
301
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Um...
302
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I'm sorry. We set you up.
303
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I thought as much.
304
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Horikita-san! Please be my friend!
305
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I want you to leave me alone.
306
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I won't trouble the class.
307
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But you'll be lonely all by yourself...
308
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I have never once felt lonely by myself.
309
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You're wasting your time.
310
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Every word that comes out \Nof your mouth disgusts me.
311
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are you sure about this?
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\Nyou'll be alone for the next three years.
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so I don't mind.
314
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if you include kindergarten.
315
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Sorry. I might have made \NHorikita-san hate you...
316
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don't worry about it.
317
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Maybe I can never be her friend...
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If I can't even make friends \Nwith my own classmates
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I guess my goal is still far away.
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personally...
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{\an8}Your hair is always so silky!
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it's Ichinose-san!
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{\an8}You think so?
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Ichinose Honami-san from Class B.
325
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We became friends yesterday.
326
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You're even friends with \Nstudents in other classes?
327
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Yeah! There are a lot of \Nnice people in Class B.
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huh?
329
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000 yen each month...
330
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though.
331
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too?
332
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And calling them points makes me \Nspend them without thinking.
333
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It really messes with my sense of money.
334
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285)}Items on this table\N{\fs24\b1\c&H2900E9&}FREE {\fs14\b0\c&H818272&}Up to three per month
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I want to be really careful \Nnot to over-spend.
336
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of course.
337
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Daily necessities like soap and detergent...
338
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and stuff...
339
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Horikita was doing the same thing.
340
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Oh?
341
00:18:55,400 --> 00:18:59,280
So you know how Horikita-san \Nspends her money?
342
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aren't you?
343
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I just happened to see it.
344
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she's really close...
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we'll just leave it at that.
346
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though...
347
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huh?
348
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Most students decided to make \Nthe most of their school lives
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without thinking too deeply about anything.
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000 like it was nothing.
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The teacher was very lenient
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\Nand absences became a daily occurrence.
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\Nand indolence were rampant.
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May 1st arrived.
355
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Huh? What's going on?
356
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too?
357
00:20:07,970 --> 00:20:09,600
How come?
358
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Take your seats.
359
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Morning homeroom will now begin.
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we didn't get our points!
361
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right?
362
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this month's points have \Nalready been allotted.
363
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But...
364
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The points have been allotted.
365
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I can say that for certain.
366
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either.
367
00:20:42,630 --> 00:20:45,890
But we didn't get any points!
368
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Yeah!
369
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What a bunch of idiots you are.
370
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A combined total of 98 tardies and absences.
371
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391 instances of talking \Nand cell phone usage in class.
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Quite a month's work.
373
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your grades \Nand performance evaluations
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are reflected in the monthly \Npoints you're given.
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My assessment of you
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000 points you were to be given.
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The points you're receiving for this month...
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are zero.
379
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You mean I have to live \Non no money this month?
380
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Wh-What the heck?
381
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No one told us that...
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Did you really think that \Nmere high school students
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000 yen a \Nmonth to spend without a single catch?
384
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That's absurd.
385
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Use your common sense.
386
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why did \Nyou do nothing about them?
387
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didn't I?
388
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This school judges students based on merit.
389
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Which means you're all worth nothing.
390
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You're garbage.
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Welcome to the Classroom of the Elite
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1)}It takes a great talent and skill to conceal one's talent and skill.
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"Reflections; or Sentences and Moral Maxims"
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