The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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... person with dementia become holders of memories, the person with dementia can use these other persons as potential resources for “remembering” both events and personal knowledge. The person living with dementia can accomplish this by ...
... person with dementia become holders of memories, the person with dementia can use these other persons as potential resources for “remembering” both events and personal knowledge. The person living with dementia can accomplish this by ...
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... person brings stolen specimens of the four species to incur the favor of the Holy One , Blessed be He , the specimens cry out , " We are stolen , we are stolen . " And the ministering angels gather about and say , " Woe to the person ...
... person brings stolen specimens of the four species to incur the favor of the Holy One , Blessed be He , the specimens cry out , " We are stolen , we are stolen . " And the ministering angels gather about and say , " Woe to the person ...
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... person learn to be his or her self? Does the school expect conformity or prefer individuals in a community? Does the culture encourage pupils to tolerate difference and expect older pupils to take a lead and celebrate it? Are you ...
... person learn to be his or her self? Does the school expect conformity or prefer individuals in a community? Does the culture encourage pupils to tolerate difference and expect older pupils to take a lead and celebrate it? Are you ...
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