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you may not know
what that means...

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but to me,
it is very important...

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a home, a good home,
to raise my family.

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Now, the tenure committee
will meet.

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This is the process...
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and a good process,
under which...

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the school has functioned
for quite a long time.

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They will meet
and hear your complaint...

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which you have
the right to make...

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and they will dismiss it.
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They will dismiss
your complaint...

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and in
the intervening period...

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I will lose my house.
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I will not be able
to close on my house.

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I will lose my deposit.
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And the home I picked out
for my wife and son...

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will go by the boards.
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I see that I have angered you.
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I understand
your anger with teachers.

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I was angry with mine.
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I felt hurt
and humiliated by them...

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which is one of the reasons
I went into education.

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What do you want of me?
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I was hurt when
I received the report...

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of the tenure committee.
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I was shocked and I was hurt.
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Now...
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I don't mean to subject you
to my weak sensibilities.

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All right.
Finally, I did not understand.

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And then I thought...
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is it not always
at those points...

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at which we reckon
ourselves unassailable...

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that we are most vulnerable?
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Yes. All right.
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You find me pedantic.
Yes, I am.

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By nature, by birth,
by profession.

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I don't know. I'm always
looking for a paradigm.

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I don't know
what a paradigm is.

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It's a model.
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Then why can't you use
that word?

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If it is important to you, yes.
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I was looking for a model.
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To continue,
I feel that one point...

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One second!

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