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Other research shows that boys tend to be slightly more proficient in financial literacy, and women are twice as likely as men in adulthood to have negative feelings about money.

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While Smelly is not sure Fat Mike’s vocals ever achieved the goal — “Mike’s voice started out horrible. It got mediocre. Now it’s back to horrible.” — the band slowly got more proficient, starting with the release of “Ribbed,” in 1991.

In general, this network responds more strongly to languages in which the speaker is more proficient, with one notable exception: the speaker's native language.

Miguel Vargas was becoming a more proficient defender at a position he made only 27 starts at in five minor league seasons.

Miguel Vargas was becoming a more proficient defender at a position he made only 27 starts at in five minor league seasons.

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