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Adding "well, actually" back as an example #300

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well, actually this belonged all along
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rephrasing based on comments
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Expand Up @@ -336,6 +336,7 @@ <h3 id="unacceptablebehavior">
<li>Assuming that particular groups of people are technically unskilled due to their characteristics (e.g., “So easy your grandmother could do it”, which implies an older woman might not be technically competent).
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<li>Interrupting or repeatedly commenting in conversations with unneccessary clarifications or comments on audience behaviour (e.g. "I don't think you understood my previous comment...", grammar or language corrections that were not invited).</li>
<li>Regardless of the speaker's intentions, some phrases or constructions lead people to expect a patronizing statement to follow. For example, beginning an interjection with a phrase like "Well, actually..." can set this expectation and be taken as a sign of disrespect.</li>
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<li>Microaggressions, which are small comments or questions, either
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