Do they get job performance evaluations, like if they don't sleep well is that their fault or the mattresses fault?
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Are not a flat bag of feathers, a sack of hay, or even a soft blanket on the floor types of primitive mattresses that most people slept soundly on - back in the day?
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Well..."The Greek word pharmakeia appears in Galatians 5:20 and Revelation 18:23. Terms from the same root word appear in Revelation 9:21, Revelation 21:8, and Revelation 22:15. These are typically translated into English as “sorcery,” “witchcraft,” or “sorcerer.” Ancient Greek uses of pharmakeia closely mirror the generic modern English word drugs ; the same Greek root word produced English terms such as pharmacy and pharmacist", so it usually gets translated as sorcery but it can also mean drugs, all of which is kind of hard to put in question form, isn't it?
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