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This document describes the occupations of the members of the author's family. Her grandfather is retired, her grandmother is a housewife. Her father is a retired teacher and her mother is a retired nurse. Her brother is a cardiovascular surgeon, her brother's wife is an English teacher. Another brother is an electronics engineer and his wife is a housewife. Her aunt is an officewoman and her cousin is a journalist. The author herself is an English teacher, and her friends are students.
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