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How should I make this sentence make more sense? I don’t know if I should fix the semicolon or if I should make it 2 separate sentences... “By seeing all her actions and the way she thinks, I would say she is at stage 3; because although she doesn’t want to do all these things, she still wants approval from her parents.”

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