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There was only person helping him keep his semblance of saneness.
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You think it's going to come down to procreating to ensure the future of saneness?
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As I hooked up my safety harness, I realized I'd doubted the saneness of my decision to hunt nearly a dozen times.
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She was the water in the battle, the protein in the beans and the gentle but firm voice calling us to a sound and shared saneness.
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Now I can wash my hands of you, I can wash my hands of all this, because you see there is some kindness, some saneness in me that I can find again and use.
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Morace says that Blake is Cheever's least likable characters throughout Cheever's stories. Morace states that Blake has undergone a change based on this experience he had with Miss Dent saying that this is the first time that Blake experiences regret. Morace also states that we do not know if these changes Blake experiences will be long-lasting or not. What Morace says about Miss Dent is that with her not killing Blake she discovered some kindness and saneness within herself that could be put to use.
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According to The New York Times, officials explained that "the ready-sliced loaf must have a heavier wrapping than an unsliced one if it is not to dry out." It was also intended to counteract a rise in the price of bread, caused by the Office of Price Administration's authorization of a ten percent increase in flour prices. ban took effect Jan 18; explained as paper-saving due to ready-sliced loafs needing heavier wrapping; also explained as cost- cutting measure; unpopularity of measure; rescinded March 8; "four month's supply" of wax paper in the hands of bakers. In a Sunday radio address on January 24, New York City Mayor LaGuardia suggested that bakeries that had their own bread-slicing machines should be allowed to continue to use them, and on January 26, 1943, a letter appeared in The New York Times from a distraught housewife: > I should like to let you know how important sliced bread is to the morale > and saneness of a household.
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