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To cease motion, exertion, or labor. In a lawsuit, a party is said to "rest," or "rest her case," when that party indicates that she has produced all the evidence that she intends to offer at that stage and submits the case either finally, or subject to the right to offer rebutting evidence after her opponent has introduced her evidence. |
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I remember my own dear mother, God rest her soul, fondly recalling the two ribboned badges she and her classmates received in Sunday School more than a half-century before, and which they had proudly worn--one of Jesus and one of Lincoln. Roberta Weintraub, Joy Picus, countless parents including my own, Lynne Hunker - God rest her soul - and Phillip Hunker, my mother and stepfather. She would have been 100 this year, too, rest her soul. |
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