What Makes Me Unique Research Paper

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What makes me unique that is something I cannot say. For example I write with my right hand like almost everyone else and I tie my shoes like everyone else so what really makes me unique I just do not know.So instead lets talk about some things I do maybe there is something unique in there. First off let's start with my love skateboarding this all started around the age of eight. This was probably the hardest sport I ever decide to pick up but that did not discourage me. I had gotten pretty good to until I took a break because of other sports, and I had to repeat the some of the cycle all over again I knew how to do the basics but not everything I used to be able to do. After I stuck with it for the rest of my life and sure I’m still not as

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