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Carmen didn’t grow up in a dysfunctional family.

Her parents are not amoral people.

But Carmen always felt somewhat abnormal.

She once deactivated* all her social media and cellphone.

She disappeared* from the internet for a while.

Reaching out to her became impossible.

But she preferred feeling invisible.

Her sister tried calling nonstop.

She even believed Carmen’s cellphone was malfunctioning*.

Because it wasn’t like Carmen to be antisocial.

Carmen mishandled* the situation. Her entire family was worried.

Acting the way she did was irresponsible.

But that’s only because they love her unconditionally*.

Carmen studied microbiology for a year.

She also studied macrobiology for a while.

Carmen’s sister's first song was a megahit.

Carmen’s new computer has a storage of 128 gigabytes.

She owns a minibus.

Carmen watched the preview of the movie before going to the movie theatre.

After college, she didn’t pursue a postgraduate degree.

Carmen checks the weather forecast every day.

She usually goes to bed around midnight.

In college, Carmen worked on an exoskeleton prototype.

Next week, Carmen has an endoscopy*.

Her sister is an international* pop star.

In college, Carmen participated in a lot of intramural activities.

When her goats ran away, the police searched Carmen’s home perimeter.

When Carmen arrived on site, the policemen were circumventing* them.

Carmen once traveled in a submarine.

Next, she wants to go on a transatlantic cruise.

Carmen does not like to be indoors.

She much prefers being outdoors.

People often underestimate the joy animals can bring them.

She is overjoyed* when one of her goats falls asleep in her arms.

Carmen was  diagnosed with hyperactivity*.

She is very outgoing*.

Her sister is the superstar of the family.

She believes she is living an extraordinary life.

Carmen is a proactive person.

She doesn’t let situations or people embitter her.

When Carmen was younger, she used to ask permission for everything.

She would also confuse the homophones “two” and “too.”

Carmen likes travelling with heterogeneous groups.

She sold her automobile five years ago.

Her sister should return from touring in a couple of weeks.

But her manager apparently wants to extend it for another six months.