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I am writing this letter of recommendation for a very dear student of mine; his name is Eddie Bryan Cubillo and he is an exemplary student. I have known Eddie for approximately 5 years and my how he has grown. I met him as a rambunctious student who thought the world revolved around him. Isn’t that the best news? No, but in reality I’m not writing this letter to let you know how Eddie received the best marks in my class or of his intelligence, anyone can be intelligent and receive good marks in a course, no, I am writing this letter to discuss how aware Eddie really is. I spoke with him approximately at the beginning of this year and I was astounded by the person he has become; the ego he once had, has vanished. He spoke to me about experiencing
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