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...Considering that towards the end she was under stress,” Bajwa said, “with that removed she most definitely played to potential, which makes up for the loss to Meredith Quick—which she could have won. Failing that, beating Michelle showed [Hall] playing all her strengths...
Wegner said that since people who suffer from stress or depression often tend to have nightmares, the contents of dreams may then help to determine the problems that a person encounters during...
...begin with, the men’s basketball team was struggling through a 4-23 season with arguably its best player sidelined for the season with a stress fracture in his foot...
...about The Passion that “it is as it was,” despite previous Vatican criticism of literalists who read the Bible as history. Here is what the Pontifical Biblical Commission wrote to Pope John Paul II in 1993: “Fundamentalism also places undue stress upon the inerrancy of certain details in the biblical texts, especially in what concerns historical events or supposedly scientific truth. It often historicizes material which from the start never claimed to be historical. It considers historical everything that is reported or recounted with verbs in the past tense, failing...
...write--come on, give Lee some room to play in, he'll make it up to you. The glossy flawlessness of Lee's prose is itself a metaphor, a symbol of the superficial perfection of America's suburban splendor. Even though you can barely see the fault lines and stress fractures just below the surface, somehow it makes you feel them that much more keenly...