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5 話 Choice js absolutely fundamental to wel-being. Healthy people Want and need to direct their own lives。 On the other hand, the fact that some choice is good doesnt necessarily mean that more choice js better ゥhere Is a cost to having too much choice.。 In our Culture, 4 we have strong, positive feelings about freedom, choice, and variety But holding on to all the choices available to us adds to worry, stress, and unhappiness.

leadership meant being a CEO or president or preason in a position of power. この英文でmeantの後に来ているbeingはなんですか？動詞ですか？

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