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Quote by Mahmoud Mokhtar
I have a bad temper.
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The speaker admits having a bad temper, meaning they often become angry or react irritably. It is a brief, direct acknowledgment of a difficult part of their behavior, without explaining its causes or consequences.
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- Arab World Books, reprinting Ahram Weekly
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