perceptions

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witness who are abused whose	perceptions	of love become warped i
power to tune the delicate	perceptions	of human intuition to their
an valuin the beliefs an	perceptions	o ithers 14 emphasis addit
and valuing the beliefs and	perceptions	of others 23 emphasis added
scotland sought to uncover the	perceptions	of students in s4 and
dareau has examined the changing	perceptions	of successive editors from dost
with facts and not with	perceptions	on a visit to stornoway
one begins to have different	perceptions	consider the words that we
is taught pupils and teachers	perceptions	of the examination as an
not the only responsible party	perceptions	about the lifestyles of people
the source of those consumer	perceptions	but if members were receiving
whether it will examine public	perceptions	of the treatment of victims
are not based on my	perceptions	but on my experience before
bit into m608: mmhm m078:	perceptions	rather like the the sense
enlargement and to address public	perceptions	that the european union has
as a child his own	perceptions	of god as a benevolent
sector there are too many	perceptions	about what the voluntary sector
mindful of that but the	perceptions	that we are getting from