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    This document discusses oppression as a starting point for considering a resolution. It refers to the forced affirmation of something, but provides no other context to understand the full meaning or intent. The document is incomplete and does not contain enough information to generate a concise 3 sentence summary.

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    Judge We Understand Oppression As A Starting Point For This Year's Resolution. The Forced Affirmation of

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    This document discusses oppression as a starting point for considering a resolution. It refers to the forced affirmation of something, but provides no other context to understand the full meaning or intent. The document is incomplete and does not contain enough information to generate a concise 3 sentence summary.

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    Judge we understand oppression as a starting point for this years resolution.

    The forced affirmation of

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