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hi, here's one sentence I could not fully understand /And at times of rising unemployment, the race to be more effective and productive than one’s peers conjures up images of those dance marathons of the 1930s where, in order to win, the couple had to be the last ones standing./
what does" to be more effective and productive than one's peers" mean? how does it connect to the dance marathons race?
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tile gray 403 what does "to be more effective and productive than one's peers" mean? In brief, it means "to be better than everyone else", "to be the best of all". tile gray 403 how does it connect to the dance marathons race?
- tile gray 403 what does "to be more effective and productive than one's peers" mean?
- In brief, it means "to be better than everyone else", "to be the best of all".
- tile gray 403 how does it connect to the dance marathons race?
- It connects through the idea of competition.
- Competing to be the best person for a job is like competing to be the winner in a dance contest.
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tile gray 403what does "to be more effective and productive than one's peers" mean?
In brief, it means "to be better than everyone else", "to be the best of all".
tile gray 403how does it connect to the dance marathons race?
It connects through the idea of competition.
Competing to be the best person for a jo
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