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``It connotates the city and quality of life, the environment and the way people look at a city,'' said Jeff Brain, president of Valley Voters Organized Toward Empowerment. Participation is important because it gives the employee some control over their work and it also carries symbolic importance as it connotates fairness. The word "change" usually connotates trouble to many people and is often interpreted as something bad has to happen. |
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