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Jiang explicitly withholds strong claims about Africa, Egypt, and Sudan because he says he does not yet know enough and wants to learn more.
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Jiang explicitly withholds strong claims about Africa, Egypt, and Sudan because he says he does not yet know enough and wants to learn more.
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"um yeah that's that's a great analogy I completely agree yeah because if you're really strong and confident you just focus on improving yourself..."
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"focus more on Africa okay I want to go to Africa and I want to learn more about content so I can comment um..."
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