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Week 13: All done!

This has been the most exciting thing I've done this semester. As I wrap up my research paper, I can't help but reflect on what I could've done differently. Such as, I wish to find a topic I know more about. Nonetheless, I'm incredibly grateful for this opportunity. I'm excited that I got this opportunity to step into the research world. I'll make sure to bring my A-game next semester. Outside of the internship, I'm so ready for finals. Mainly for them to be over with. I hope everyone has the motivation to study. Good luck, everyone!
Finishing my conclusion

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