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He did it very unthreatening and was tireless about it. But what could be more conventional and unthreatening to the status quo than bellowing about boobs, thongs and bathroom habits for four hours a day? Certainly, the ideal way to deal with job dislocation is to give workers an opportunity to prepare for job changes before they happen and to make the transition as smooth and unthreatening as possible. |
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