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Complete the table. One is done for you.

  The World around you What we should aim to be
1. Callous Caring for people, environment, life
2. Violent  
3. Greedy  
4. Corrupt  
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  The World around you What we should aim to be
1. Callous Caring for people, environment, life.
2. Violent Compassionate, nonviolent, benevolent towards others, and the environment.
3. Greedy Generous, open-minded, bountiful.
4. Corrupt Ethical, clean in conduct, transparent in work.
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Chapter 3.4: Interview - Brainstorming [Page 115]

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