Morgan W's Public Lists
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History or Foreign Language (1)
Social superiority, the positioning of one person over others on the figurative social "food chain," may seem like the key to happiness and success; however, social superiority proves to simply be an illusion, and the pursuit of it is oftentimes futile and laden with negative consequences.
Created: Feb 03, 14 Modified: Feb 24, 14
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Literary Arts (1)
Social superiority, the positioning of one person over others on the figurative social "food chain," may seem like the key to happiness and success; however, social superiority proves to simply be an illusion, and the pursuit of it is oftentimes futile and laden with negative consequences.
Created: Feb 03, 14 Modified: Feb 22, 14
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Math or Science (1)
Social superiority, the positioning of one person over others on the figurative social "food chain," may seem like the key to happiness and success; however, social superiority proves to simply be an illusion, and the pursuit of it is oftentimes futile and laden with negative consequences.
Created: Feb 03, 14 Modified: Feb 24, 14
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Performing Arts (3)
Social superiority, the positioning of one person over others on the figurative social "food chain," may seem like the key to happiness and success; however, social superiority proves to simply be an illusion, and the pursuit of it is oftentimes futile and laden with negative consequences.
Created: Feb 03, 14 Modified: Feb 05, 14
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Theology (2)
Social superiority, the positioning of one person over others on the figurative social "food chain," may seem like the key to happiness and success; however, social superiority proves to simply be an illusion, and the pursuit of it is oftentimes futile and laden with negative consequences.
Created: Feb 03, 14 Modified: Mar 03, 14
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Visual Arts (4)
Social superiority, the positioning of one person over others on the figurative social "food chain," may seem like the key to happiness and success; however, social superiority proves to simply be an illusion, and the pursuit of it is oftentimes futile and laden with negative consequences.
Created: Feb 03, 14 Modified: Feb 05, 14
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Wild Card? (1)
Social superiority, the positioning of one person over others on the figurative social "food chain," may seem like the key to happiness and success; however, social superiority proves to simply be an illusion, and the pursuit of it is oftentimes futile and laden with negative consequences.
Created: Feb 03, 14 Modified: Feb 24, 14
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