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3 years ago

Worrying about a task is a sure way to be sure that it gets done. T Or F

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vlabodo [156]3 years ago

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Dude seriously this is pretty obvious and a complete waist of points the answer is F tho fyi

Alex3 years ago

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False. If you're worried, you more likely to procrastinate

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Involved layer is epidermis
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