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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.
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
