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19 January 2016 / Allison Plager
Issue: 4534 / Categories: Comment & Analysis
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Everyone likes winning. After the effort of entering a competition and going to the awards ceremony there is always a hope that the winner might be you. The time comes for your category and you are thinking “well of course the competition is tough and I won’t really mind if we don’t win” but at the same time there are butterflies in your stomach and you can’t help hoping. Then your firm is named as the recipient of the award you leap up in delight and try to walk nonchalantly with your team to the stage to collect your trophy.

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