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> My point is that you very definitely cannot please everyone all of the
> time.  Do it quick and some will scream.  Do it slow and others will
> scream.  Either way, you're getting screamed at.

Yes, keep this in mind, folks. This is why there is a high mortality rate
for core members of these organizations.




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