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Second Thought
Looking again at news and commentary
The Boston Globe
From The Boston Globe, April 2, 1986
"Nearly half of the people who play Megabucks consider the game addictive, according to a survey conducted for [this] Massachusetts Lottery.
"The survey indicates 46 percent of Megabucks players consider the game addictive, while 41 percent of Daily Numbers players and 35 percent of Instant Game players think those games are addictive.
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June 29, 1987 issue
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Freedom from chance
Louis Abrahams
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Ever wish for a rich uncle?
Patricia Ann Sinex
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How wide, Lord?
Tony Lobl
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Are we claiming our true citizenship?
Jill Gooding
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Godbeams
Judith M. Chapman
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True strength: physical or spiritual?
Lawrence William Waters
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Rising above heartless words
Marguerite E. Buttner
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Does God talk to us?
Emily Wright Jaeger
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Christians, of course, acknowledge that Will [of God]...
Evelyn Underhill
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New Trustee of The Christian Science Publishing Society
Board of Trustees of The Christian Science Publishing Society
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From proscription to spiritual liberation
Michael D. Rissler
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On being "more precious than fine gold"
Carolyn B. Swan
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Throughout a lifetime of relying on God in Christian Science...
Gloria Christena
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While I was growing up in a family of five children, I witnessed...
Gladys M. Hedstrom
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This is the way my mother found Christian Science
Betty Hawk Hartwell
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For several years our son had been plagued with warts on his...
Debbie Caldwell with contributions from Clayton Edward Caldwell, Josh Caldwell