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“My parents really encouraged me to take it. We thought this minor would provide the best training to be a confident part of a corporate environment. So much of the workforce involves ... interpersonal skills, communication, leadership.”

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"Other times I charge it up, but nobody rings, I don't know who it belongs to or I can't find them on social media, so I just take it to the police station".

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“Any time you are paying somebody 10 or 11 bucks to punch a little thing, where you have no costs at all, that’s a good business, unless someone will take it away from you.”

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“He was like, ‘It’d be embarrassing if you don’t get it because she seriously reflects a part of you and I really feel like you could take it there,’ ” she said.

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"Let them take it," Snake told the BBC.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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