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GOD'S TEEN-AGERS
(after seeing a television program of school-leavers in the north of England collecting their weekly out-of-work pay)
A hundred school-leavers walking in lineTo receive their out-of-work pay.Some sullen. Some laughing. Some defiant.But all secretly afraid."Is there a job for me?"They ask the official in charge.Sadly he tells them (he is a kind man),"Only three jobs on my books today."
It is easy to take three from a hundredAnd get the right answer.The least mathematically minded can manage this sum.

June 13, 1977 issue
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Constant Reflection
GEORGIANA LIEDER LAHR
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Looking for a Job?
DARREN STONE NELSON
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CONSIDER GOD'S LOVE
Althea Brooks Hollenbeck
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The Will of God
ALICE HOWELL RASBACH
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Unfailing Joy
ROLF WITZSCHE
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An Interview: with a law-enforcement officer
by ROBERT L. GATES
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SECURITY
David Littlefield Horn
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Simon Says, "Listen!"
Written and Illustrated by Janice Ruth Groves
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GOD'S TEEN-AGERS
Evelyn M. Pinnell
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The Politics of Helping People
Nathan A. Talbot
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Project: To Clean Up Thought
Naomi Price
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I have experienced many healings and solutions to problems...
Richard L. Wagner with contributions from Vivian W. Wagner
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In Science and Health Mrs. Eddy says (p. 330), "God is what...
Lillian Tuggle Lucas