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...ing its power to control our minds. Life is but a dream – a hypnotic dream from which we must choose to awaken if we wish to achieve true personal freedom, see global transformation occur in our lifetimes, and reclaim our ultimate cosmic destiny as human beings. This book contains keys to awakening. Awakening from our personal dream frees us to fluidly craft our pers...

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...ul keys for unlocking some of the major "boxes" our thinking, as a species, has been trapped within for millennia. Unlocking those boxes and breaking free of the concepts around which we have organized the present state of our world will allow us to return to the consideration of global events with a new mind. From that new perspective, our difficulties will be, if not alw...

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... The Simplest Path to Personal and Planetary Awakening:FREE YOUR MIND By Jack Preston King New Paradigm Pres... ... New Paradigm PressThe Simplest Path to Personal and Planetary Awakening: FREEYOUR MINDCopyright © 2006, 2016, 2019, 2023 by Jack Preston King.All ... ...99880265Author’s Note: The Simplest Path to Personal and PlanetaryAwakening: FREE YOUR MIND was originally published in2006 under the pseudonym Vincen... ...internally model sensory input. But they providedarned little in the way of "software" with which to operate 38those big brains... ...mes "came to therescue," insinuating themselves into our mental processes as"software" running on the genetically-provided "hardware" ofour big human ... ...neration by the least scrupulous of the once-duped, inpursuit of personal or institutional worldly wealth and power?If you answer "Yes!" to this propo... ...secret society, cabal or network ofconspirators out there in the world whose institutionalizedunconcern for the needs of individual human beings makes... ... the night before waking, that finalungraspable experience of the Archetypal repository of imagi-nation, some fragment of the experience drifts throug...

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...ndian Computer Science (CS) and Information Technology (IT) academic reform, Internet-based activist role. His focus was on improving the practice of software development in Indian CS & IT academia. But he thought that it is such a vital part of the CS & IT field and that it is so poor in many parts of Indian CS & IT academia, that he referred to his efforts as Indian CS &...

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...Conditional Permission to freely reuse MY CONTENT of this book Preface Truth Telling - A Tough Job Improving the Teaching and Practice of Software Development in Indian CS & IT Academia =================== My preprint "Paper", Improve the Pract...

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...s)Copyright: Author Ravi S. Iyer‘s content which forms most of this book is FREELY REUSABLE (nocopyright) but under some conditions. The chapter in th... ...ome conditions. The chapter in this book titled, ―Conditional Permission to freelyreuse MY CONTENT of this book‖ gives the details.Not-For-Profit: Thi... ...ation.html (shortlink: http://bit.ly/indian-cs ), which has/will have ebook free download and paperback sale page links.Social media work of Ravi S. I... ...e-of- contents.html  Course material related to computer programming (software lab.) courses: http://raviiyerteaches.wordpress.com  Misc. ... ...ervice to Society is Service to God DedicationTo the field of software development (international), which gave me a decent livelih... ...m, Internet-based activist role. His focus was on improving the practice of softwaredevelopment in Indian CS & IT academia. But he thought that it is ... ...are contributions should be properly listed and organized in a web based repository which is openly accessible.Involving the software industry in t... ...y of these areas, the paper does not fullyaddress the issues [disciplinary, institutional, cultural, political] that are obstacles to implementing suc... ...the press release are given below:The legislation would streamline existing institutional reporting requirements to give students and theirfamilies mo...

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...shers, train missile crews, simulate radar satellite constellations, track satellite parts and construction practices, and create intelligence fusion software. But with each success made possible through IT came scores of frustrations that sprang from IT solutions. While writing this paper I came to realize that this frustration comes from man having to manipulate IT rathe...

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...tions,track satellite parts and construction practices, and createintelligence fusion software. But with each success madepossible through IT came sco... ...ims, thegeologist-turned-programmer who set the geospatial intel-ligence standard for software ease of use, the political scien-tist who instigated as... ...mmandto the subunified US Cyber Command, acknowledges the 8role institutional inertia and fear of the unknown play inthwarting t... ...ilities if we are going to advance the state of the artand provide the protection and freedom of action we need inthis [cyber] domain.”31 When armed w... ...formation in the command-er’s preferred format; and to negotiate activity interfaces, free-ing the commander to focus on duty-appropriate tasks. Thiss... ... 14and hardware change. The second path robs users of flexi-bility. Virtualization frees developers and users of many re-strictions and costs by al... ...mponents to be used actively within a guest session are checked out from a software repository. An important inherent feature of this system is tha... ...e of maintaining source code repositions for communities ofinterest. The most popular repository is SourceForge.net,which in February 2009 had over 23... ...categories such as communications, databases, anddesktop environments.95 Source Code Repository—a site where software developers can post software c...

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...le in the open access movement of digital information. Montreal Declaration during Law Via Internet Conference in 2002 resulted in a dawning era for Free Access to Law Movement around the world. In 2010, Durham Statement adopted by law librarians of Law Schools in the United States of America is also counted an important development where all law librarians agreed to fac...

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...r all FDA activities; measures to discourage R&D on drugs with few if any new clinical benefits; and the creation of a National Drug Safety Board. Institutional corruption is a normative concept of growing importance that embodies the systemic dependencies and informal practices that distort an institution’s societal mission. An extensive range of studies and lawsuits a...

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..., Neural Dynamics Research Group Institutional Corruption of Pharmaceuticals ... ...ed from a largely hidden epidemic of side effects from drugs that usu- Institutional corruption is a normative concept of growing importance that ... ... consequences for patients: millions of adverse reactions. After defining institutional corruption, we focus on evi-regulatory and cultural capture o... ...to favor the sponsor’s drug than are the conclusions in ar-ample supply of free samples as gifts that the physicians could then give to their patients... ...elated to the US vaccine schedule.mental processes to establish a “lawsuit-free zone” for vaccines? Was it to cealed from the public and Thimerosa... ... a collection of 44 full-length reports in PDF format that are free to download and that are also included herein in shorter abstract form... ...f interest was the fact that there are substan-have been thought to form a repository of antigen in tissue, to produce particulate antigen tial dif... ...or confounders. This study foundTaylor Linearization using SAS version 9.1 software, with SAS call-able SUDAAN version 9.0.1. The odds of receiving EI... ...ioadjusted for potential confounding variables was calculated with SPSS 17 software.Forty-three out of 120 patients with moderate or severe manifestat...

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...music, our culture, our science, and our economic welfare all depend on a delicate balance between those ideas that are controlled and those that are free, between intellectual property and the public domain. In The Public Domain: Enclosing the Commons of the Mind (Yale University Press) James Boyle introduces readers to the idea of the public domain and describes how it i...

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...r a Creative Commons License. This digital file may be freely copied, shared, printed or otherwise reproduced for non co... ...Studies, 160 8 A Creative Commons, 179 9 An Evidence-Free Zone, 205 10 An Environmentalism for Information, 230 ... ... empirical studies have helped me to understand everything from software patents to ___-1 synthetic biology. Jer... ...ny of these issues. The work of Richard Stallman, the creator of the free software movement, remains an inspiration even though he pro- fo... ...ogue. It is online at http://catalog.loc.gov/. This is an astounding repository of material—not just books and periodicals, but pictures, ... ... and technological development are organized, funded, and institutionally arranged. Much has also changed in the type of scien- ... ...recording. This means we could make it freely available in an online repository for music students throughout Britain—perhaps prepar- ing ... ...inely democratic politics of intellectual property, we would need an institutional diversity in the policy- making debate that was compara... ...racts.8 I think we can see the beginnings of the replication of that institutional diversity in the world of intangible property. T...

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..., anthropological features and many other aspects of human beings. The basic understanding that is being put forward is that languages, which are the software for human communication, are powerful media, which not only can help in communication, but also does contain extremely powerful designs and programs, which literally design all societies. Languages are actually power...

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...nd an English mould is formed, it is all right. However I have fears that with this severe influx of alien cultures that come with a package of virus software, a stage may come, at least, in certain areas, where the innate resilience of the English structure may be severely tested; and cause much distress to the individual persons; and can in a matter of time, cause domino...

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... paced contemplative glance at the social undercurrents that could affect the American lifestyle and society, on its impact with feudal communication software. Chapter 1 The Mystical Powers of Language The American Heritage The desperate attempts The underlying paradox Chapter 2 The Uncommon Understandings The double-edged face The infection ...

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...ially upper-class in their native– nation. However, most of the social freedoms that they have acquired in their native-English nation of domi... ...personality, which is remarkably different from a Negro who lives in a free African country. A person’s language affects his physical app... ...ts his physical appearance and also a lot more. In fact, language is a software, which pervades the whole of human society and its thought pro... ...also. To put my contentions in a nutshell, I would claim that the software programs in a language could have more affect, with much more ... ...fect societies. For, with the arrival of these exotic communication software, a new hitherto unknown type of negativity would be seen to ... ...aving these peculiarities, then whenever one wants to interact in a free manner, unhindered by restraints, then these languages would st... ...ng institution, even if there were no external manifestation of institutional democracy, communication between the ordi... ...eaking-institution, even if there were no external manifestations of institutional democracy, communication between the ordinary member an... ... any of his knowledge with anyone, as it is this factor of being the repository of unique knowledge that makes a person the fountainhead o...

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...iption for its role in society. The 20th century has taught us that economic affairs cannot be governed by political ideologies, that science must be free of doctrine and political agendas, that church and state must be separated. But it has not provided us with a new world view that explains the postmodern world that we actually experience. This book draws on the Bahai sc...

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...rnal of Church and State, and research schools on the topic. These deal with the general issue of the relationship between organised religion and the institutional part of political life, while placing both of these within the vague field of less organised life (religiosity and civil society) and relating them to other disciples such as law and sociology. As we will see, m...

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...new faith and to see what it can offer the world. Theapproach is not value-free. I would be delighted if the Bahai Faith proved to havea synergy with ... ...th the general issue of therelationship between organised religion and the institutional part of political life,while placing both of these within the... ...was just 9 years old when he first went into exile with hisfather, was not free to travel until the Young Turk rebellion of 1908 overthrewthe Sultanat... ...until the Young Turk rebellion of 1908 overthrewthe Sultanate. When he was free, he travelled to Europe and North America. Withthese travels, the Baha... ...rioteer, harnessing two horses but notmaking them the same thing. They are institutionalised in two orders (priests andcourtiers), and there is always... ...n-religious forms ofcommitment). Second, the absence or ineffectiveness of institutional religion insociety creates a vacuum which, in the time since ... ...allegiance to two powers. Either the Church, as the agency of God and the repository of His laws, is supreme or the State is supreme. The Christian ... ...Vol. 2 No. 1Star of the West: ‘Sifter’ CDROM edition, Talisman Educational Software, 2001Stockman, R. H., The Baha’i Faith in America: Origins 1892-19...

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...iption medications so expensive? How do we reduce costs? * Do we need more regulations on businesses? Or less? * Should nations be more open to free trade? Or should they be self-sufficient? * Has globalization helped or hurt the average person? * Does economic growth really improve living standards? * How much wealth is enough? * Do we need the stock ma...

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...ving Chapter 5: Nordic Model Chapter 6: Swiss Democracy Chapter 7: What Is Capitalism? Chapter 8: Liberalization in Modern Countries Chapter 9: Free Markets or Fossil Fuels? Chapter 10: Markets Could Be Freer Chapter 11: Market Freedom Index Chapter 12: Market Freedom and Standard of Living Chapter 13: Capitalism or Democracy? Chapter 14: Too Many Regulations Ar...

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....................................................................... 113Chapter 9: Free Markets or Fossil Fuels? ........................................ ...ls? .............................................. 115Chapter 10: Markets Could Be Freer..................................................... 119Chapt... ...e Freer..................................................... 119Chapter 11: Market Freedom Index ........................................................ ...ed to produce everything in existence. Even if that could be achieved, how does a software program measureintellectual effort? How does it determine ... ...g technologies like self-driv-ing cars, nanotechnology, or artificial intelligence software. Maybe moremoney would be diverted toward the invention of... ...n a particular superstition. Thisis regardless of whether they go to church or the institutional equivalent. Though I expected to see a positive corr... .... It’s not as if everybody became scientists or academics. But science wasfinally institutionalized in the form of the scientific method and the peer... ...niverse may have anintelligent creator or creators as long as it isn’t turned into institutionalizedstupidity. That’s what religions do. If you don’t ... ...e a 3D printer, you can download one rightnow on Thingverse. It’s a website with a repository of files that containdesigns for many different products...

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...In a series of freewheeling reflections and summaries of historical scholarship, this book reinterprets history and culture along anarchist lines. From a rationalistic and Marxian point of view it illuminates capitalism, economics, U.S. his...

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..., Inc., Bradenton, Florida.Printed in the United States of America on acid-free paper.Booklocker.com, Inc.2014First EditionHereditary bondsmen! know y... ...ker.com, Inc.2014First EditionHereditary bondsmen! know ye notWho would be free themselves must strike the blow? B... ...nd not mincing words. But that is also why it’s untimely. Its defiance of institutionalnorms and political correctness, in addition to... ...integrity of reasonand the individual from attacks by the bane of our age, institutionalthinking and behavior. Collectivism is humanity’s enemy; unfor... ...t flourish in such an environment,nor can anything else that demands to be free and unconstrained byinstitutional limits. The existentialist cry of th... ...ng. Thetwo principles are at opposite poles: creative play, and capitalist-institutional atomization. It is the tragedy of modern man that “two souls... ...ure offirms’ ability to derive surpluses from their plant, equip-ment, and software. It is also the best available predictor ofthe rate of return that... ...thods of production frozen in their already-existing plant, equipment, and software from realizing their fixedcapital investments. This manifests itse... ...vientfemales. Upper-class evangelicals such as Hannah More, author ofCheap Repository for Moral and Religious Tracts (published between1795 and 1798),...

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...elopment in a flourishing manufacturing market 26 Profiting from growing demand in a globalized ICT market 32 Adjusting to global power shifts in a free trade environment 38 Selling to global markets shaped by Chinese preferences 42 1.2 Visions of Industry 4.0 Value Creation 51 1.2.1 Creating Value Using Industry 4.0 Technologies 51 Core technologies of Industry 4.0 ...

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...market ......................32 Adjusting to global power shifts in a free trade environment ....................38 Selling to global market... ...rotection of CII networks. The clarification of responsibility ameliorates institutionalwrangling and decreases redundancies in protection processes, ... ...urce consumption, sys-tem failures, and customer preferences can be shared freely among employees to allowopen discussions about potential improvement... ...tious infrastructure projects, increasedforeign investment, and widespread free-market activities. Despite rising income inequality and increasing co... ...Hofstede, Gert J. Hofstede, and Michael Minkov, Cultures and Organizations:Software of the Mind: Intercultural Cooperation and Its Importance for Surv... ...gulatory compliance to the characteristics ofChinese social, business, and institutional organizations. Culturally rooted preferences for centralized... .... Low Industrial Internet penetration level Core industrial hardware and software, such as numerically controlled manufacturingequipment and supply ... .... The ability toapply management concepts to distant markets with distinct institutional, technological,and cultural environments is necessary to take... ...g: Personal computing: Ubiquitous computing:• Central data repository • Computer belongs to • Computers are embedded with...

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...me and Punishment Clichés and Decadence Leadership Social Networks The War for Net Neutrality IT Department IT projects are ticking time bombs Software Cloud AI Blockchain Quantum Computing...

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........................................................................ 112 Software ..................................................................... ...ex system. It involves a multitude of interconnected servers,networks, and software components that interact dynamically to deliver various services. ... ...nctioning, complex systems. Modularity is the name ofthe game. Today, with free trials, SaaS, and subscription business models in vogue, it’s more sen... ... work being performed.Even if a man is not alienated, he does not have the freedom to express his creativity because he must takecare of the basic sur... ...ion. Unix came about because Bell Labshired smart people and gave them the freedom to amuse themselves, trusting that their projects would beuseful mo... ...d of doing the work—and building the infrastructure of talent, systems and institutional knowledge—itself.In 2005, over a period of roughly seven busi... ...for utility tokens has meant that companies raising capital can circumvent institutionalfinance alongside the costs and accountability involved (more ... ...creasingly, companies looking to raise capital will no longer try to skirt institutional models, but instead,will flock to ones that are already accom... ... of the blockchainand find the value of the desired variable in the global repository. This feature is built into Ethereum clients.Mining is the proce...

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...and academic value, the compilation and publication of this work also embody the authors’ courage and detachment. In a country where Wikipedia is not freely accessible, researching and publishing such a monograph is unquestionably an act of commendable bravery. Moreover, the choice to publish it as an open-access digital work—despite the fact that such outcomes are not eas...

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...丝床、汗水流淌，但依然干劲十足地共同编纂和校对着《现代汉语规范词典》。我也曾在美国加州伯克利校园流连忘返，好奇地观察着校园咖啡厅里张贴的 60 年代“free speech”海报。在那里，我还无意中参加了一个美国共产党小组的活动，聆听小组成员们在严寒中热情洋溢、充满激情地讨论美国警察虐待黑人流浪汉的... ...免费出版平台的理念。③ Gutenberg Self-Publishing. (n.d.). Gutenberg self-publishing | Free eBooks. http://self.gutenberg.org/Default.aspx. ... ...这 些要求将由提供资助的组织决定。 免费知识 开放知识（或自由知识）是指不受金钱、社会或技术限制，可以自 Free knowledge 由使用、再利用和再传播的知识。 筹资是寻求和获得捐赠的行为。在本文件中，“筹资”一词用于... ...。瞄准那些两小时 的软件公告 车程内的人. （Software notices） 如于黑人历史月（2 月）期间，以非裔美国人作主题... ...g about the process is to understand that all of the rules are social. The softwaredoes not determine the rules of Wikipedia. It's all about dialogue,... ...ble formainstreaming the wiki concept and developing the popular MediaWiki software - obviously has aleadership position in this area, I believe it wo... ...eople pour a huge amount of effort into building localteams, contracts and institutional relationships only for rejected bids' work to be left unused....

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...... ... Several chapters include figures incolor which can be seen from the free electronic copy of this volume availableat http://www.gallu... ...cation of their efforts isdemonstrated through the compilation of the on-line and freely available textsand exemplar code. The hard work and contributi... ...e equations6, data ill-adapted to matrix calculus under popularscientific software, real risks of combinatorial explosion, by example. Ho... ...06 project ICC/08/E018 of theGrant Agency of the Czech Republic and the Institutional Research Plan AV0Z10300504”Computer Science for th... ...lom, X.-R. Li, Estimation and Tracking: Principles, Techniques and Software, Artech House, 1993.[5] Y. Bar-Shalom, X.-R. Li, Multi... ... be understood in the sameway by all of its possible users: every graphical software is able to provide flow-chartsdiagrams that are not always ... ...but they are not required for any other task. As real sequences, PETS repository was used (figure 25.4). In this data set, twocameras ...

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... and Evaluations of the American College / University Dean and Director, by Florentin Smarandache ................................164 19. To Deliver Free Preprint Service for Physical Sciences. A Proposal for Further Development & Introduction to www.sciprint.org, by C. Castro, F. Smarandache, V. Christianto .......................................166 GAME THEORY ...........

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...m, identitytheft, crashes: all of these were the consequences of a certain freedom built intothe generative PC. As these problems grow worse, for many... ... worse, for many the promise of se-curity is enough reason to give up that freedom. * * *In the arc from the Apple II to t... ... not initially networked. In the absence of a centrallymanaged information repository, there was an incentive to make an individualPC powerful in its ... ...ces dropped, distributed ownershipof computers, rather than leasing within institutional environments,became a practical reality, removing legal and b... ...t deleting sensitive user-contributed content; CompuServe was more of a free-for-all.15 But none seemed prepared to budge from the business mo... ...n to analyze what had gone wrong. Its reportexonerated the university from institutional responsibility for the worm andlaid the blame solely on Morri... ...tions sent in by their customers, and they might not even dare look atthem institutionally, lest a sender claim later on that his or her idea was stol... ...ption that turned out to be true: not only would people want an online repository for their photos, but they would often be pleased to share them ... ...n can share programs and data witheach other or connect to a school’s data repository in the absence of any ISPs. Itis a rediscovery of the principles...

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...ce Moral decadence and consciousness change Chapter 7. Transformation and God Three paths to human transformation The phenomenon humans call God Free will, fate, and surrender Faith, divinity, and doubt Transcendence, immanence, and indifference of god ‘Critical mass’ and the ‘hundredth monkey’ Transformation, nature, and science Chapter 8. Models and Metaphors f...

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... final frontier that for millenniums has been a spiritual goal,namely, the freedom from fear of evil and death. He has done this not by cleansing his ... ... Chapter 3 begins by reviewing the gamut of subjects under the rubric of freedom andbondage — is man born free but chained through his culture, crip... ...ct with another man for material gain and divine favor. Whenever we try to free ourlives from circumstances and constraints that hurt and limit us, we... ...ot simply a mix and match of various components; their essence lies in the‘software’; that can be constantly upgraded, which means that more and more ... ...umankind, can no longer be sustained by apost-war fabricated international institutional framework like the United Nations and theWorld Bank. The main... ...hers say it is our leaders who have failed us. The malaise issystemic, not institutional. Whether it is the leaders or the laymen, representatives or ... ... beings largely lived in harmony with Nature, and there was no need forany institutional authority to enforce harmony. The absence of any effective gl... ...and intelligent machines, leading toimmortality and to humans existing as ‘software’ that can operate in various bodies. Hepredicts that by the year 2... .... To counterweigh mind-power we have to empower the heart. The heart isthe repository of love, tenderness, compassion, mercy, and sacrifice. Cynthia K...

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