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4 Dec 2020
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What does Nature's occupation for the otherwise unemployable. mean?
What does Nature's occupation for the otherwise unemployable. mean?
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More context would be be helpful. Can you include more of tge passage?
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@Orrin_A This is the full sentence. “Musician. Nature's occupation for the otherwise unemployable. Guitar player in Buck & Evans. “
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