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The barrister argued the evidence had bearing on the question "did she possess the capacity to commit the sustained attack on Lorraine Jones?
Although the book is not specifically intended to address the issue of poverty in the context of the economic prosperity of the 1990s, its numerous contributors deal with aspects of the problem that have direct bearing on the question of why poverty and deprivation persist in wealthy societies such as the United States where the values of material success and prosperity are deeply institutionalized.
Prosecutors said his condition had no bearing on the question of whether or not to bring charges.
 
 
 
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