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         <description><![CDATA[<div><br>After a really bad week at work, you vent online about an altercation you had with the principal, including a few expletives and derogatory comments about both the principal and the school more generally (although not by name). Another colleague, who is your friend on the site, makes a comment, which opens the post up to others at your school. The posting then comes to the attention of the principal and district office, who call you in on Monday to discuss the matter.<br><br>Describe the potential outcomes of this situation. Can this situation be remedied? Describe your reasoning.</div>]]></description>
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