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Heroism through Time

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English

 

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January 14, 2013

 

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Heroes of today do not have to deal with swords and shields. They use their brains and not their brawn. In hostile situations one cannot act rashly and hope that the consequences aren't life-threatening or terrible; but one must logically deduce what the right action to be taken must be and hope for the best...
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Heroes of today do not have to deal with swords and shields. They use their brains and not their brawn. In hostile situations one cannot act rashly and hope that the consequences aren't life-threatening or terrible; but one must logically deduce what the right action to be taken must be and hope for the best...
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