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Define the term "hero," utilizing development by negation.

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The term, "hero" is different for everyone. Someone might perceive a hero as simply doing the right thing; whereas another person might have much higher standards for a hero.

A hero can manifest the title through many different means. Some individuals that never speak up for themselves can become heroes by facing fears while others that are consistently aggressive by nature, may be ...

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