Validation or value judgment?
Bryan Hagerman
October 1, 2023
John went to work with a full heart. He had been on holiday for a month, and had not felt this rested in recent memory.
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John went to work with a full heart. He had been on holiday for a month, and had not felt this rested in recent memory.
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