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| Larson perceives such activity as distractive and even tangential to her curriculum goals, referring to the student activity as "going wild," and "misbehaving. A distractive force was applied to the activation screw through a universal joint driven by a transcutaneous barrel. ``If someone wants to go to that degree, at the same time, we'd have to look at banning all those distractive behaviors, to be fair. |
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