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kprs (kprs)
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dcnjl@i-net wrote:
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> Mr. Young,
>
> Maybe your student could try using angels, the virgin Mary,
> or a blushing young girl to portray innocence.
>
> Sincerely,
> Nicki Brown

or perhaps play with the political notions of innocence i.e. guiltless,
and how the fine line of "innocence" has been blurred into plea
bargaining, etc.

San D

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