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Times change

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Times change(, people change).
Prov. As time passes, different things become acceptable. Grandmother: In my day, no decent young woman would wear anything as immodest as what you've got on. Granddaughter: Times change, Grandma. Alan: When I was in business school, the practices you call good business were called dishonest. Fred: Yeah, well, times change, people change.
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com As times change, people must change with them or be left in the dust.
But times change and situations change so don''t let the reprieve than comes when the salary and cash get back in line be overshadowed by the troubles left on the credit report.
com Times change, as do the skills need to lead people.
 
 
 
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