Shakey shorthand might get you by, but empty bluster and targets won’t
Tell no one but I live in fear of exposure as an imposter and suspect the moment of my unmasking is nigh. The colloquial term for my approach to work is ‘winging it’ – always one chapter ahead in the textbook or, when in crisis, making it up. Now though, thanks to epitropes and homozygous splice junction mutations, my time is up. I’ll explain.
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