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You feel sorry for yourself , you feel sorry for the people , you know , you think of how you could have done things differently .
You feel sorry for yourself , you feel sorry for the people , you know , you think of how you could have done things differently .
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I almost wish the voices of control had won , because the twinge of conscience I myself feel about the comparison has never fully subsided , even as I ...
I almost wish the voices of control had won , because the twinge of conscience I myself feel about the comparison has never fully subsided , even as I ...
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Each time I show the video to a class I feel like I have to drag myself in front of them to begin the discussion . I feel emotionally drained and object to ...
Each time I show the video to a class I feel like I have to drag myself in front of them to begin the discussion . I feel emotionally drained and object to ...
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The Future of Testimony | 4 |
Testimony Quantification and Need | 19 |
A Genealogical Perspective | 36 |
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