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“Truth and reconciliation” aims to make it no longer socially acceptable or personally necessary to lie about events everyone knows took place.

Despite their heroic efforts to save the plant, many of the Fukushima 50 felt personally responsible for the meltdown.

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Oddly, it was Ben, the least personally conventional of the three, who had the Potemkin-village effect of making Cornwall Capital appear to outsiders to be a conventional institutional money manager.

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But a trade union official "personally challenged this, highlighting that our loyalty in banking shouldn't be used against us in pay negotiations".

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Fewer government workers are showing up for breakfast and lunch, and even people who aren’t personally affected by the shutdown are more subdued and spending less, Simons said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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