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... Mind . The person who rationalizes also tends to show dissociation in his mental processes . The term , " logic - tight compartments " of the mind , has been used as a picturesque description of the mental processes of selecting reasons ...
... Mind . The person who rationalizes also tends to show dissociation in his mental processes . The term , " logic - tight compartments " of the mind , has been used as a picturesque description of the mental processes of selecting reasons ...
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... mind . But on the screen the whole process of observing , describing , reporting , and then imagining , has been ... mind of a group of people , of the French mind , the militarist mind , the bolshevik mind , we are liable to serious con ...
... mind . But on the screen the whole process of observing , describing , reporting , and then imagining , has been ... mind of a group of people , of the French mind , the militarist mind , the bolshevik mind , we are liable to serious con ...
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... mind of this establishment - contriving , as they are needed , actors from this troupe ; stage properties from these ... minds too long from imagining their own protagonists in the effort to imagine his , our minds end by shrug- ging ...
... mind of this establishment - contriving , as they are needed , actors from this troupe ; stage properties from these ... minds too long from imagining their own protagonists in the effort to imagine his , our minds end by shrug- ging ...
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OBSERVATION | 3 |
HIGHWAY SCENES George Stewart | 16 |
A STUDY IN MURDER Edmund Pearson | 23 |
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