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I asked questions; I wanted to know why. They got used to me asking questions and being the only woman there.

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95% sureThese words were traced back to where they first appeared. That source is listed below.
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“Katherine Johnson: A Lifetime of STEM,” Heather Deiss, NASA, February 24, 2020; Two consecutive complete sentences, 21 words. Full NASA article read. NASA directly quotes Johnson recalling her participation in technical briefings; not the article’s unquoted instructional headings. Article update da
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“Katherine Johnson: A Lifetime of STEM,” Heather Deiss, NASA, February 24, 2020
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  • nasa.govChecked using manual, 20 October 2026“Katherine Johnson: A Lifetime of STEM,” Heather Deiss, NASA, February 24, 2020; Two consecutive complete sentences, 21 words. Full NASA article read. NASA directly quotes Johnson recalling her participation in technical briefings; not the article’s unquoted instructional headings. Article update da

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