Jodi Taylor
Hi. Good question.
As Mrs Partridge said, 'Because a thing happened there - do not assume it will happen here.' (Paraphrasing because my desk is covered in paper and I can't find the original quote.) Some events have followed a similar but not identical track. I hope you can understand that I don't want to say too much, but if it's helpful, I can tell you that the circle is about to close.
All the best, Jodi.
As Mrs Partridge said, 'Because a thing happened there - do not assume it will happen here.' (Paraphrasing because my desk is covered in paper and I can't find the original quote.) Some events have followed a similar but not identical track. I hope you can understand that I don't want to say too much, but if it's helpful, I can tell you that the circle is about to close.
All the best, Jodi.
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