Personality and Comparative Adjectives
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এই আপনাকে নিজে নিজে ইংলিশ বাক্য তৈরি করতে সহায়তা করবে ফলে আপনি যে কোন ইংলিশ অণুচ্ছেদ বা প্যারাগ্রাফ নিজ থেকে বানিয়ে লিখতে পারবেন কোন প্রকার মুখস্ত করা ছাড়াই ...
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人種差別、性差別、同性愛嫌悪、トランスフォビア。
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また、岸田首相の側近が同性婚カップルを「見たくもない」と言ったのは、今年2月のことでした。
でもきっと、私たちはそんなことはない。私たちは、世の中を良くするために技術を作るのであって、傷つけるために技術を作るのではありません。
さて、良いニュースと悪いニュースがあります。悪いニュースは、私たちが作るテクノロジーは、私たち人間のバイアスに左右されてしまうということです。
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