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It's that time of year again when we start talking
and thinking about New Year's Resolutions ...
- even
though
- but
also
- however
they're old hat and we instinctively know they don't work.
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- Why
- Because
- To
...your friends, family and colleagues may chat about what Resolutions they're
going to make, do you find yourself wondering whether to make any?
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We know that within a few days or weeks, the Resolutions
will be forgotten, nothing will have changed and ....
- to
- because
- yet
for some reason most people still worry about them.
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So why do we still bother with New Year's Resolutions?
..,
- First
- Because
- In
addition
they're a custom and a New Year ushers in a new start, so what better time
than now?
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There's even a small chance that we may stick to
our Resolutions this year, ...
- so
- but
- to
we have a go.
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The main reason some people think about New Year's
Resolutions is ...
- even
- because
- why
they want to change things in their life.
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There's the usual New Year's Resolutions, such as
I want to lose weight, change jobs, or earn more money ...
- although
- but
- moreover
they tend to be the same ones you've had for years and they're still incomplete.
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These types of Resolutions are too vague. For Resolutions
to work, they need to be well thought out ...
- and
- to
- for
have real meaning.
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If not, they become a vague item on your "wish
list" ....
- because
- or
- instead
of actually doing something concrete about them.
exercise adapted from http://www.hospitalityexpos.com/article8501.html