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acquirable

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Costumes are acquirable by playing and winning the game too, with updates including new levels as the developer seeks to drive continued player engagement.

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The answer is yes; the broader outlines of his philosophy are comprehensible by anyone: Good decision-making is not just based on assertive personality, but rather it’s an acquirable skill.

It wasn’t necessarily measurable, but it was discoverable and acquirable.

Because slipups stem from a lack of effort or acquirable skills, not fixed ability, they can be remedied by perseverance.

“The ability to delay immediate gratification for the sake of future consequences is an acquirable cognitive skill,” he writes.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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