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Free time takes priority over committed time. t/f

Free time takes priority over committed time. t/f
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Free time takes priority over committed time. t/f

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This is False committed time is actually more important than free time.

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User Peter Perot
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True, if you get too used to too long breaks or "free time" it can take over your schedule. It can effect your maturity level and your education level. It will take your concentration off important things.
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