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Booker T. Washington: “It is possible for a person to be dishonest by taking time or energy that belongs to someone else, just as much as…”

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It is possible for a person to be dishonest by taking time or energy that belongs to someone else, just as much as tangible property.
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Booker T. Washington

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Washington highlights that dishonesty can manifest in various forms, including misusing time and energy.

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