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This document outlines a personal code evaluation worth 40 points. It evaluates 7 elements: a final mission statement, set of 10 principles, originality of representation, details of principles, complete content, overall effort in representation, and minimum speaking time of 3 minutes reached. Each element is worth between 5-10 points, with a total of 40 points possible.
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