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A person who doesn't give up on their goals is often referred to as persistent or determined. They exhibit resilience and cibai tenacity, pushing through challenges a
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How wife calls her husband in Telugu?
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In Telugu, a wife commonly refers to her husband as "నేడు" (Nēḍu) or "గుండె" (Gunde), which translates to "my heart." She may also
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Is no a bad thing to say?
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No not if you don't think the task is right to do.
