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Reflections for the New Year
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Reflections for the New Year Reflections for the New Year Nicholas Chen saturday, january 2, 2021 personal-reflection The first year of this strange new decade is over. Personally, however, the end of the this year is less significant to me than the release of exegesis . A lot of my time was spent developing this project over the last year, and now that it's finished, I have a lot more time to spend on other activities. I'm not really big on resolutions, but I do want to reflect a little on everything. Of course, I anticipate exegesis will help me organize my new endeavors. I want to get bette
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