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An opportunist is a person who knowingly takes advantage of situations and circumstances for their own selfish reasons and gain, with little or no regard for principles or others.

An opportunist should not be confused with a person who "seeks opportunities," and simply makes wise decisions when opportunities presents themselves.

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