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Cognitive behavioral therapy is already recommended in "some of the most thoughtfully developed and presented guidelines," Cherkin said.
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Masks are having a moment at this year's Brompton Design District, one of the most thoughtfully curated quarters of the festival.
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Masks are having a moment at this year's Brompton Design District, one of the most thoughtfully curated quarters of the festival.
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The trope of children who get lost in their own imaginary world is a classic of the portal fantasy genre, and probably most thoughtfully handled in Pamela Dean's Secret Country trilogy.
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Here also are several choice garden trees. This northernmost space opens, by a stone gateway, on to the backyard...near the Receiving House. The kitchen garden is surrounded by a lofty stone wall, and is already being reclaimed from its late state - that of a most melancholy weedy wilderness. The chief municipal authorities of this city have most thoughtfully consented to send thirty cartloads of street sweepings to mix up with the soil of this garden, and to cover the roots of the Moreton Bay fig trees in front.
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Obviously, another trial would only serve to increase the > cost to both sides, and there is no reason to believe that the case can be > tried again by either side any better or more exhaustively than it has been > tried before you. Any future jury must be selected in the same manner and > from the same source as you were chosen, and there is no reason to believe > that the case could ever be submitted to twelve men and women more > conscientious, more impartial, or more competent to decide it, or that more > or clearer evidence could be produced. If a substantial majority of your > number are in favor of a conviction, those of you who disagree should > reconsider whether your doubt is a reasonable one since it appears to make > no effective impression upon the minds of the others. On the other hand, if > a majority or even a lesser number of you are in favor of an acquittal, the > rest of you should ask yourselves again, and most thoughtfully, whether you > should accept the weight and sufficiency of evidence which fails to convince > your fellow jurors beyond a reasonable doubt.
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