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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave This is why introductions are important--because in the beginning, despite the fact that we already believe we know what it means, there's a chance that over time the definition will change from one thing to another. - Quote by Andrew Kendall

This is why introductions are important–because in the beginning, despite the fact that we already believe we know what it means, there’s a chance that over time the definition will change from one thing to another.

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