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... understand their point of view as they are to understand him or one another . Labor - management controversies illustrate the gap between groups speaking different psychological languages as a result of following different ways of life ...
... understand their point of view as they are to understand him or one another . Labor - management controversies illustrate the gap between groups speaking different psychological languages as a result of following different ways of life ...
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... understand- ing may be a difficult sort of thing and may not automatically carry over from other training . Cardinal Manning once said something relevant : I have no doubt that I will hear that I am talking of what I do not understand ...
... understand- ing may be a difficult sort of thing and may not automatically carry over from other training . Cardinal Manning once said something relevant : I have no doubt that I will hear that I am talking of what I do not understand ...
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... understand what he is saying , whether , secondly , they can follow the speech as a whole , and to what extent , thirdly , he has convinced them of the soundness of what he has said . If - firstly - he sees that they do not understand ...
... understand what he is saying , whether , secondly , they can follow the speech as a whole , and to what extent , thirdly , he has convinced them of the soundness of what he has said . If - firstly - he sees that they do not understand ...
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ARISTOTLE | 3 |
WILLIAM NORWOOD BRIGANCE | 14 |
DANIEL KATZ | 20 |
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