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"And I think the way that we go about doing this differently is that we integrate the way that men have been conditioned and the way that women have been conditioned to look at problems, the internal and the external and we interlace them together to come up with new ways of looking at what is the real problem here. How do we go about fixing it together, not putting the responsibility in one area but instead looking at this in a more multi."
"And I think the way that we go about doing this differently is that we integrate the way that men have been conditioned and the way that women have been conditioned to look at problems, the internal and the external and we interlace them together to come up with new ways of looking at what is the real problem here. How do we go about fixing it together, not putting the responsibility in one area but instead looking at this in a more multi."
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"And I think the way that we go about doing this differently is that we integrate the way that men have been conditioned and the way that women have been conditioned to look at problems, the internal and the external and we interlace them together to come up with new ways of looking at what is the real problem here. How do we go about fixing it together, not putting the responsibility in one area but instead looking at this in a more multi."
"And I think the way that we go about doing this differently is that we integrate the way that men have been conditioned and the way that women have been conditioned to look at problems, the internal and the external and we interlace them together to come up with new ways of looking at what is the real problem here. How do we go about fixing it together, not putting the responsibility in one area but instead looking at this in a more multi."