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n the morning, I take five Duolingo lessons. I do three French lessons, one Portuguese lesson, and, of late, a Japanese lesson. It’s mostly to test out the product: My teams get reports from me at 6:30 a.m. every day, saying, “You should fix this,” or “You should improve this.” Then I work out. I do some weight training, followed by 16 minutes of running as fast

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