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Saying Sorry

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As children, we were always taught to apologize for our trangressions, as we grow older, its a different story.

We see it everyday around us, from public officials, to bosses, to our partners—saying sorry has become one of the hardest words to say.

Can you say sorry?

Do you?

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• Frank Kanu on Monday, February 5th, 2007 @ 10:09
  
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