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Carla's Goal To Return To Brazil
Carla already took the comps in May and is ABD now. She is working hard in her thesis. Her goal is to defend by December, 16 because she has to return to Brazil in that month. Thus, I talked to her today and we agreed that she has to manage her budget without the TA scholarship in order to get her intent to defend by that estimated date or at least to get closer to.
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