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What do you do if anyone has harmed you or others? You file a complaint. You ask for solutions and remedies. You make sure this is not repeated. Depending on the harms, you seek punitive and pecuniary damages. You advise them to upgrade their required skills and knowledge to prevent such harms. You get answers to relevant questions. You need to understand the claims and harms. They need to understand the claims, harms, and process and adjudicate them in an honest, fair, professional manner. Who is the most appropriate person to talk to or complain to? What are your duties while processing these claims and harms? What are the claims? What are the harms? What are the issues? What are the different solutions? What is the best solution? Who has the answer? Who is willing to answer? Who has the duty and responsibility to answer?
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