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Your family has the greatest influence in determining the type of person you become. Don't let that stop you from being whom you want to be. Here's a solution to learn more about yourself!

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    • Left-handedness as an inherited characteristic.
    • Genius as an inherited characteristic.
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    Describe the town in which you have lived in the longest time. Discuss its citizens.
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