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To reach out, sequentially, to a group of colleagues.

No, honestly.

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	To [[reach out]], sequentially, to a group of colleagues.		{{a\|plainenglish\|}}To [[reach out]], sequentially, to a group of colleagues.

	No, honestly.		No, honestly.