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This document contains information about the talents, dream jobs, desired web team roles, computer skills, areas of learning interest, and weaknesses of four individuals - Esho, George, Ameer, and Silvana. Esho's talents are in graphic design and computer engineering, they want to be a graphic designer for the web team, and want to learn more about computers. George's talents are in music, they want to be a flight attendant, and want to learn more English. Ameer's talents are in drama and fashion design, they want to do graphic design for the web team. Silvana's talents are in soccer, they want to be a manager, and want to learn more about computers.
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