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Some would say that we need to separate the players' personal lives from their professional or on-field activities. First, that is an arti?cial distinction. The idea of being a role model does not come with boundaries. A role model exemplifies characteristics we ?nd admirable. The fact that someone performs admirably on the playing field just shows technical proficiency. What makes that person a role model is what he or she does with the whole of life. Babe Ruth was a great baseball player. He could be considered a good role model only if we don't know about his womanizing, drinking, and other off-?eld activities. If we deem him a role model to be emulated despite knowing of these serious shortcomings, then we are treating those behaviours as desirable.

The question is:

What are the prejudicial and emotive terms in this paragraph? Rewrite the paragraph with no prejudicial and emotive terms.