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beyond cure

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She recently wrote an exhibition essay for Emily Vey Duke & Cooper Battersby's Songs of Praise for the Heart Beyond Cure (Dalhousie Art Gallery 2007).
Those legal defenses include that bishops were unaware of how extensive abuse problems were in the church; that they were unaware that pedophilia was a condition beyond cure in the majority of cases.
s life, but they are not beyond cure For thousands of years, human beings have seeked the advice of their elders or wise folk for a type of illness no medicine can cure.
 
 
 
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