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In my profession as a Realtor and real estate appraiser, I have...
In my profession as a Realtor and real estate appraiser, I have had several occasions to go into underbrush and wooded areas to inspect properties for evaluation and sales purposes. Recently several of us were making such an inspection, but I decided to remain back near the edge of the location. I felt that there were enough individuals to examine the property without my being present, and I did not want to go any farther because of the possibility of getting deer ticks on me or my clothes.
The condition healed very quickly, and there have not been any adverse effects from this tick bite.
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November 17, 1997 issue
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TO OUR READERS
The Editors
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No need to be a victim
Richard C. Bergenheim
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The ladder out of despair
Pamela Joy Sampson Bissell
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Can we keep a "conscious contact with God"?
Janis Elisabeth Hunt Johnson
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A glimpse of God's omnipresence brings healing
Nancy Louise Loose Ranks
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Exultant times, fruitful lives
Beulah M. Roegge
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The surprise ending to my study of the Key to the Scriptures
Sharla Jean Pugh
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Prayer conquers the threat of communal riots
R. David Robert
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Within and beyond the compass of the city walls
Béatrice Labarthe
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Why suicide is not the answer
Alice Stott
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SENTINEL
The Editors
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The women of the Bible
Written by the staff
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Sin: is it really a big deal?
Kerry Helen Jenkins
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"The words we say, each to the other"
William E. Moody
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In my profession as a Realtor and real estate appraiser, I have...
Walter G. Denise
