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DO LAY PEOPLE PREPARE BOTH SIDES OF AN ARGUMENT? THE EFFECTS OF CONFIDENCE, FOREWARNING, AND EXPECTED INTERACTION ON SEEKING OUT COUNTER-ATTITUDINAL I...
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Supporters and opponents of gay marriage are gathering signatures, lobbying lawmakers and drafting legislation in anticipation of a State House battle over the issue in 2009.
In recent weeks, the politically charged issue has been heating up in Maine ahead of the new legislative session, which begins in early January.
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Hutch Daniels fashioned a "Jeopardy!"-style game to test students on Shakespeare knowledge. Third-graders have studied plays including "Much Ado About Nothing" and "Twelfth Night.
Sunset Elementary School third-grader Kailah Heinz learns about Shakespeare, with a healthy dose of grammar and vocabulary thrown in, from teacher Hutch Daniels.
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SALT LAKE CITY -- Sometimes, truth hides in plain sight, but you have to have special skills to find it.
Truth for Barbara Rocky, who was murdered in 1974, was found in a tiny bit of tissue in the soil near where her body lay. Murder victims Cathy Cobb and Karin Strom both carried it under their fingernails, as did little Anna Palmer, a 10-year-old girl killed in Salt Lake City in 1998.
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The art of master salesmanship for you and your business.
Like all things in life, a plan that is both definite and sound is the first step necessary to lay the foundation for success in every endeavour of any calling. To attain the mastery of salesmanship, this is no exception!
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David Thomasson of Covina does more than put technical notes together. He combines skill and spirit to lay down the emotional textures of a song.
His deftness at doing both twice won him the distinction of being named most outstanding tenor saxophone soloist at Monterey Jazz Festival's Next Generation Festival.
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He was just a little boy, an innocent with no agenda, who inadvertently became a symbol of flaws within the system responsible for keeping children safe.
His parents' choices and circumstances, with consequences both painful and enduring, marked Kalab Lay before he was born, an unheeded warning of the marks his 3-year-old body would take to the grave.
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It had been a war that literally tore a nation asunder. In many ways, the most costly war in the history of the United States. The Civil War lost, to cannon and disease, a half-million men, both young and old. Many lay in unmarked graves, unhonored and lost to their families. In time, every effort would be made to locate these graves so families could claim their loved ones and honor them suitably. It was important to them to see their sons, husbands and fathers buried properly and remembered.
In 1868, Union General John A. Logan found it unconscionable that a special day should not have been set aside and designated to hold dear those who had paid the ultimate price. To remember them and to decorate the graves of the fallen. Thus began the practice of doing so on the last day of May ea...
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FORT LEE - A safety report prepared by an investigative team from Fort Rucker, Ala., says that numerous safety lapses lead to the death of a in what should have been a routine training exercise at Fort Lee.
However, two other recently obtained reports on the March 4, 2010, death of Pvt. Anthony R. Milo, 24, prepared by the Fort Lee Criminal Investigative Divsion and the unit he was assigned to lay the blame for the incident somewhere else - Milo himself. Copies of both reports were provided to The Progress-Index by the family of Milo. Additionally, the Army Regulation 15-6 Report was provided to The Progress-Index by Fort Lee after a Freedom Of Information Act request.
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PHILADELPHIA - It was the collision that silenced a stadium, leaving 69,144 onlookers mute in apprehension. And on the field, teammates of DeSean Jackson and Dunta Robinson were alone with their thoughts.
Robinson, the Atlanta Falcons' starting right cornerback, planted his helmet just under Jackson's chin in the second quarter of Sunday's 31-17 Eagles victory. And after that blow, both players lay motionless on the field for several minutes before they were helped to their feet.