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Melanie River had just turned ten years old, but she had never been to school.

Most children in the third grade _________ to school for two years. But Melanie was not most children.

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She suffered from severe social anxiety. Attending a school with over 800 students was her ________ nightmare. But this year Melanie was determined that things were going to be different.

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She and her family had just moved to a smaller town. There were only about 200 students at the local elementary school. Her mother hoped that Melanie _________ able to control her emotions and finally have a few friends.

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And so here Melanie was, on the way to school. And even though she felt as if her heart might explode out of chest, for the ___________ time in her life she was truly happy.

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At some point of your life you’ve probably used the word panic. But have you ever wondered where it comes from?

Panic actually originates from a Greek myth. Pan, the Greek god of nature, had a strange power. When awakened from his sleep, he would cry out which __________ the nearby animals into a state of terror.

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Pan would also use this power on his enemies, driving some of _____________ mad.

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In the past people dressed in accordance with their rank, position, culture, and so forth. Back then you could tell a lot about a person just by looking at them. Nowadays a lot has changed: you can still judge a person by their ______________,

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...but now it is possible to do so on a more personal level, as people use their outfits as a form of self-⁠________________. Even when there is nothing obvious like blue hair or a shredded shirt.

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For example, plain, simple clothes can show that a person is modest and doesn’t like to stand out. _________________ clothes can mean that the person

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...doesn’t mind being ____________ or simply enjoys attention. The person could also be hiding behind his clothes, using them as a shield.

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Among the Greeks this mental state ____________ as panic fear.

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All in all, clothes can definitely tell you a lot about a person. And if you take the time to notice, you might be surprised by what you may ________________.