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I didn?¦t know how to use the compass at the beginning. Also, it was difficult for me to get along with one of my teammates in the mission. During the mission, we had to go into a small forest, then we used our compasses to find some designed points from the map. After that we had to find roads to walk back to the terminal point...
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I was the person who used the compass. One of my teammates thought I didn?¦t know how to use the compass so she was afraid of getting lost. Therefore she refused to go with me. I was very depressed at that time because my teammates didn?¦t believe in me. But our instructors and the other teammates trusted me...
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