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There Was No Guesswork

There was no guesswork in fixing those terms,” declared President Orr,
wlth some heat.
There are no nasty surprises working in HD.
The people, then, knew what they wanted and they go it. We see the
results in works.
They even took me along shopping. When that stopped, they just started
giving me money for birthdays and Christmas.
I have learned a new way of eating. I am never hungry and I have more
energy than ever. I find your lack of faith disturbing.
She had heard the screams. She had seen the bodies. It wasn’t Coleman
standing in the dark holding that knife.
Doing it like that, nobody was able to run much less get away.
The Twenty one patients had been in the hospital. The light was coming
from the left.
The man was paid by the yard to get the grips out and cover the pies
down with one foot of soil.
No gray area to ponder, no discernment necessary. What there was was
certitude and security. I knew when I was in the right

 

Submitted by Jon F in DC (search phrase “there was no guesswork”)

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