I think in your cases, it means "to think quietly and calmly ".

Anonymous wrote: Efficient: Doing things right Effective: Doing the right things <edited to put a space before the D so that you didn't have big old smiley faces in your post> I think your explanation is a bit confusing, but

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Thanks! It's really a good real voice engine.

They are almost the same to me. It seems the only difference is that the "apologize for what i've done" is more related to bad consequence at present time, however, "apologize for what i did" may have a bad consequence after "i did the thing".

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