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Don’t say “around” when you mean “about”. Because if you do I may shoot you.

Why say “I have some questions to elevate to the stakeholder group around the delegation piece” when you mean “Who is responsible?”?

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	Don’t say “[[around]]” when you mean “[[about]]”. Because if you do [[I]] may shoot you.		Don’t say “[[around]]” when you mean “[[about]]”. Because if you do [[I]] may shoot you.

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