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Women tend to steal for pleasure more than men, but that gender disparity might reflect a reporting bias: women are more likely to be perceived as unbalanced. Kleptomaniacs also tend to suffer from other mental disorders, such as anxiety or depression. As a rule, they steal regularly--on a weekly, and sometimes daily, basis. And most important, they are well aware that what they are doing is wrong; they tend to experience intense regret after the deed is done...
Martin Palou, Czech ambassador to the U.S., said the struggles that Central European nations face reflect the challenges of global democratization...
Shortly before the discussion began, Perry said that the play had begun to reflect her dramatic conception perfectly in recent rehearsals and that she anticipated a very successful series of performances. “I have a wonderful cast,” she said. “And I have faith in my actresses...
Winship noted that Spanish 38, “Spanish in the Community” already requires students to volunteer in a Spanish-speaking community organization and reflect on their experiences, both orally in class and in papers written in Spanish...
...income students often face societal obstacles beyond Harvard’s control, and one would not expect representation at the College to reflect nationwide figures, even with ideal admissions and recruiting policies. At the same time, Harvard can do more to attract already-qualified low-income students who simply do not consider applying. Perception matters in efforts to recruit for all types of diversity, and low-income applicants must know they are welcome here and have a chance of being accepted. Their presence would enhance the educational experience for all students by widening the spectrum of ideas and opinions...