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Now more than ever I feel the free play between the board, the audience and even my staff takes away from the trustees' ability to have a full discussion on the issues," Castellanos said.
Obvious clicking or movement indicates the bearing may have lost its packing of grease and there is excessive free play between the bearings' balls and races.
Given the importance of the home environment to child outcomes (Bronfenbrenner, 1979; Gottfried, 1984; Guralnick, 1998), the lack of research comparing home-based independent play to classroom-based free play represents a significant oversight.
 
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