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OK.

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So I just wanted to mention that.

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All right.

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So let's see if we can find something about the weather.

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I thought I saw something earlier like I'm I'm scanning everybody I'm now reading

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OK.

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We're scanning we're not reading scanning scanning scanning to see anything about the weather.

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I see it now.

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Do you see it right here talking about monsoons and there's tides and there's wind.

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All right monsoons tides and wind.

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OK.

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So that is our scientists we're looking for.

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All right.

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And looks like it's a long sentence

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right but there's our sentence for that question about the weather OK which number was that I can't

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remember the number actually.

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All right.

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So we have 37.

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That was 37.

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All right.

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And actually I'm going to I'm going to go ahead and answer this one right away.

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Instead of fighting them all this is 37.

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Excuse me

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excuse me excuse me.

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All right.

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Number 37 is again we're talking about depending on the weather conditions and the tides the to race.

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Well look for actually you know what I'll do I'll go and find the sentences and then are separated out

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for you guys so we can look at it specifically with the sentence next to the question so I'll do that

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for you.

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All right.

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Number thirty eight we're looking for something about keeping clean.

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But I'm going look for the giant whale sharks.

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I think that's going to be close to where that is.

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I remember this paragraph dieter's nothing in here about keeping it clean

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there's nothing a paragraph even when we went through paragraph even we at 34 there's nothing about

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keeping clean this paragraph is about Mohamed Nasheed.

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Right so there's nothing in here about keeping clean.

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We know about Mohamed Nasheed and what he thought about because that's what the topic sentence.

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Look at this topic centers right here cleaning stations right cleaning stations.

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There's something about small fish cleaning stations or small fish and there is nothing about the giant

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whale shark.

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So that sentence I don't see that sentence anywhere.

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So actually that sentence must come from a different paragraph.

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But I see our sentence because we're talking about small fish.

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This whole paragraph is about cleaning stations.

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Right.

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So that tells you the controlling idea.

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This whole paragraph is about cleaning.

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But here is our next sentence right here for that next one.

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All right it's right here

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they come in small numbers individually good pause get their skin and removing parasites.

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And here's our next one right here look swimming.

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All right.

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So that's our next one right there dealing with swimming.

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They're still swimming.

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Speed accelerate.

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OK.

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So we actually have those bear back to back sentences.

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That's number 30 and number 39

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means thirty eight is right here.

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That means THIRTY-NINE is right here talking about swimming.

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And number 40 and I'm going through this again I'm just showing you scanning and locating sentences

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because that's what some of you have trouble with is scanning and locating sentences.

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Now again if we're doing the real exam we will locate their sit ins and answer it right away.

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At the next sentence and answer answered right away I could do that.

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Well what about if and if I do it that way I'm not going to really be talking to you about strategy

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and what I'm scanning for what I'm looking for and how I'm answering so that's why I'm not doing it

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that way.

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All right but for you guys you would locate that sentence answer it located 38 answer it located thirty

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nine.

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Answer it.

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Number four we're looking for something interesting to scientists and something that belongs to the

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manta ray

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slow down.

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There's the word researchers we're dogs about researchers we're talking about scientists the man to

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raise have the biggest brain of any fish in some manner.

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Researchers are convinced the man to raise recognize individual people.

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All right.

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So that's where our number our number number number

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40 is right there because we have researchers and we have something that belongs to the manta to hold

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out their brains specifically.

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All right.

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So that means number 40 is there.

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So you see how that you see how it shook out using the.

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How that shook out using language you might not be aware of.

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You see all that played out.

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Here's another one for you guys.

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We see how this happened we have 38 39 and 40 which are all in paragraph G right.

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Those were all together.

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Thirty 1940 1940 one paragraph G and 10:37 was all the way up in paragraph C.

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So that's what I mean by when they do us some requestion.

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They can take different sentences from different paragraphs.

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OK.

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And basically they just they just took a lot of it like I said it is just like a it's like a field the

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question is is that if they just put it into paragraphs.

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All right.

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And so what we're going to do now is we're going to go ahead and separate this out.

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I'm going to separate this out for you guys.

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And then once we separate it out will we look at it.

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I was looking for the giant whale sharks were pointed out to you there's the giant whale sharks down

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here.

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It was in their centers with the for number 33.

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What about the giant whale sharks.

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So they poured a scent they did pull a sentence from paragraph D and they just put that sentence in

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there but it had nothing to do with with the location of numbers of numbers 30 30 1940.

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All right so let's pause for a second.

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I'm going to pull this out for you.

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Separate it out and then we'll go ahead and look at it.

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All right.

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So it is look at this summary question individually and go through the answers 37 during during certain

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times of year depending on the weather conditions and the tides manage to raise collect to look for

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what they collect to look for.

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Feeding all these great harmless creatures congregate.

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There is a synonym for collect.

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All right.

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They congregate here in the south with south southwest monsoon between May and November.

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And if the tides and winds are right into shallow cul de sac and the reef to hunt for plankton.

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Their main source of nutrition.

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So feeding on where I was connect it was connected to feeding on plankton.

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So that's our answer right there.

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37 collect to look for to feed on dry 38.

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They eat the same food as other species as a giant whale sharks their sentences from paragraph D.

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As for keeping clean they are kept free from blank by smaller fish.

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All right here the managers come in small numbers or individually to pause above a coral outcrop outcrop

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and wait while small fish pick at their skin removing parasites sending them language everybody.

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Like I told you find the language desk before the blank line.

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Find their language.

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Removing a synonym for kept free from.

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Find that language removing kept free from the answers.

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Parasites find that set a new language before the blank line and you'll make all the plain questions

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so much easier.

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Number 39 Monterey's have certain characteristics that make them good swimmers.

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They use their blade to get speed adapted for fast swimming with their flattened bodies they can accelerate

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rapidly with right.

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They get there fast they're fast with a twitch of your wings answers wings.

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That's what they use to get faster.

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Wings

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and last that we have them before we look at their sentence was interesting to the scientists.

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The mantle Rays have the biggest brain of any fish and some Manta researchers are convinced that the

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mantis can recognize individual people underwater.

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So what blog.

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Well what in the Mantor are they specifically interested in their brain.

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Right.

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And that's how we do our Some requestion right.

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When I look at that Septic's I was looking for something that's specifically from the matter.

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The only thing they're talking about is the brain.

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That's their answer.

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Right.

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It can't be anything else.

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Don't waste time answer and get through it.

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All right here's a look now at the summary question.

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All right now some of these are already know because I was I was keeping I was keeping these these key

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words in my mind what I was doing the other questions a lot of times what I'm doing is I'm looking at

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what I'm doing and going back and forth to the truth was not given question.

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I'm also putting these keywords for the pair of web location questions I'm keeping them in my mind.

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Right so number 28 are ready.

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No I was talking about a record being kept.

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And I remember from there with Dean there talking about photographing and cataloguing.

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So this paragraph is talking about keeping a record.

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Right so you see how that works.

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You see how that works because I knew what the key words were.

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I kept them in mine while I was working.

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A reason for the writer's visit.

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I remember seeing that language when I was scanning.

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Right.

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Whereas I've come to I have come to how to do this as his reason right in this paragraph he's explaining

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why he can.

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OK.

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Again I saw that language when I was scanning.

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Then I remembered that I had a paragraph talking about the reason why he came.

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So that was paragraph C..

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And then the final one soughing the writer regrets

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something the writer regrets.

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I think it's going to be in paragraphs a or b because we haven't used paragraphs a or b for nothing

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or anything.

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We haven't used use these paragraphs at all and I know I know they don't like to have paragraphs that

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are never used.

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So I'm going to check AB first because I don't remember or recall seeing any language as I was going

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through the other paragraphs there was talking about something the person regrets.

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Someone check a and b in C C language something he recognizes and really I'm looking for verbs verbs

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and adverbs that mean stuff about like regret and stry to well as about the matters and looking for

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a person.

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Something that a person regrets.

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This is all about the mentors.

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OK here we go.

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I I swim towards the matter.

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I'm just a few inches away when he senses me to my surprise the whole fish swim twitches and alarm and

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shoots off perhaps fearing I will not touch it.

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I feel ashamed.

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There we go.

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I feel a shame.

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Right.

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So my thought process worked out like it normally does when I'm thinking trying to think like the graders

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they don't like they are paragraphs that are not used.

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Right if somebody feels ashamed.

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That means they have regret.

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OK.

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And that means number 29 is going to be be

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OK everybody.

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So I hope that you have a better and deeper understanding of how to do the replication.

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Yes don't like giving in some requestion.

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Thank you so much for joining me today.

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Sorry we heard a little coughing there when I was recording and teaching this to you but I guess I was

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I'm a little bit under the weather.

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Not a lot but just a little bit.

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Anyway I hope it was very helpful for you and I thank you very much and I will see you in the next lecture

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video.

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Talk to you soon.
