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“This has surpassed my wildest dreams in terms of a career, but also in terms of personal fulfillment — that I could marry my acting with my philanthropy or with a personal mission to have a part in people’s healing,” she said.

She said reading out victim impact statements in the presence of the convict is the "only time in which the victims have a part in the justice system. And we need to have a part in the justice system in order to feel heard, in order to feel some sense of retribution".

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“But each one of us have a part, parents, coaches, we all have a part in the process. This is all hands on deck. Let’s each play our part in protecting children from sexual abuse, exploitation and trafficking.”

“It’s an incredible honor for SpringHill to have a part in sharing Nipsey’s story and legacy with the world,” LeBron James said in a press release.

The irony is that while priests and nuns have a part in what happens, while God is referenced, while the scenes escalate toward a strange Christmas, nothing reverent or sacred seeps into the book’s ethos.

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

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