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Bill Gates is a computer programming genius who started one of the biggest companies in the world.

Bill Gates is a fashion genius, isn’t he? No, Bill Gates isn’t a fashion genius. Bill Gates is a computer programming genius.

He is the richest person in the world.

Bill Gates is the richest person in the world, isn’t he? Yes, Bill Gates is the richest person in the world.

He has worked extremely hard his whole life.

He has worked extremely hard his whole life, hasn’t he? Yes, he has worked extremely hard his whole life.

Gates is worth 79.2 billion dollars because he has provided a lot of value to the world.

Gates has provided a lot of value to the world, hasn’t he? Yes, Gates has provided a lot of value to the world.

Bill Gates’ father was a successful lawyer, and his mother was a successful businesswoman.

Bill’s parents were poor, weren’t they? No, Bill’s parents weren’t poor. His father was a successful lawyer, and his mother was a successful businesswoman.

Bill didn’t grow up with a silver spoon in his mouth.

Bill grew up with a silver spoon, didn’t he? No, Bill didn’t grow up with a silver spoon.

He lived a fairly normal middle-class life.

He lived a fairly normal middle-class life, didn’t he? Yes, he lived a fairly normal middle-class life.

However, he did have one incredible advantage: he went to a school that had a computer.

He had one incredible advantage, didn’t he? Yes, he had one incredible advantage. He went to a school that had a computer, didn’t he? Yes, he went to a school that had a computer.

In the 1960s, to have a computer as a junior high school student was an amazing advantage.

Every school had a computer in the 1960s, didn’t it? No, not every school had a computer in the 1960s. In the 1960s, to have access to a computer as a junior high school student was an amazing advantage.

And Bill Gates took full advantage of it.

He took full advantage of it, didn’t he? Yes, he took full advantage of it.

He quickly became obsessed with computer programming and practically lived in that computer room.

He became obsessed with hockey didn’t he? No, he didn’t become obsessed with hockey. He became obsessed with computer programming.

There is no doubt that he put in the hours, and he definitely had a knack for understanding computers, but that talent and effort alone wasn’t enough.

Gates put in the hours, didn’t he? Yes, he put in the hours. And he had a knack for understanding computers, didn’t he? Yes, he had a knack for understanding computers. That talent and effort alone wasn’t enough, was it? No, that talent and effort alone wasn’t enough.

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