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refuses to badmouth the trend, even if he was at one point "a loser in the system," as he refers to his inability to read and make the grades by those standards. It's hard to find anyone who will badmouth the concept of selective monetary rewards for excellent performers, whether doctors or chief executives. ``But one thing I always tried to teach him was to never badmouth people, because you never know what could happen. |
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