When developing instance methods in Ruby, one common problem is correctly restoring the object's state upon method completion.
For example, you need to modify instance variables for only one method call and then return them to their initial state. You could use a simple and obvious solution: save the original value in a temporary variable and then restore it at the end of the method.

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the #implementation of the strategic plan in order to #ensure timely response to the needs of vulnerable and affected people.

The #ceremony concluded with the distribution of certificates of appreciation to members of the Strategic Plan Development Committee.

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Source: Afghan Red Crescent | افغاني سره میاشت (@ARCSAfghanistan)
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