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this is what we think Mr. Smith will ask you , this is probably what Mr. Smith is going to ask you , and this is what we want you to say " He said there were several meetings at the courthouse with law enforcement officials and his parents , who had expected to testify at the trial , " It was on several occasions that they ( officials ) had explained to my mom ' He 'll be getting out of here after the trial , We know he was n't involved . " That 's what Feland told more than 100 attendees at the second annual " Academy Women " symposium at the Women in Military Service for America Memorial here Sept. 23 and 24 . This is what the newspaper article of October 23 , 1991 stated as the basis of judge Wolfe 's decision to permit Michael Brown to withdraw his guilty plea . My mission is to find the terrorists and keep Iraq safe , and that is what we will do . " That 's what all military personnel do . At Oxbridge , a lecture is a sort of talking book ( in truth , that 's what the word literally means ) and , like a book , is ancillary to the living , personal presence of the Tutor , the human being who is visibly wrestling with ideas , for whom ideas are never abstract , but palpable noetic entities , who is on the edge of new discoveries ( and new disappointments ) , who at best is the embodiment of a discipline and at worst is a reminder that books are written by fallible humans . There is , however , a much larger gap that exists for women elsewhere in the world , and that is what I 'm here to talk to you about today . That 's what happened at Columbine and other places . The painting does not offend Christians because of it 's innacurracy , it offends Christians because that is what it is meant to do . This rich and meaningful formulation first of all confirms what is central to the identity of every man and every woman . This signals what could be the beginning of a shift from a policy of non-cooperation with the ICC to one of supporting the Court in specific situations . This is what reciprocal forbearance is all about ! This is what the Church has done in her constant teaching , and in a particular way at the Second Vatican Council . It 's got so many elements to it - the fact that we probably drove right past the terrorist on Haneviim ; that I was 30 seconds away from walking in to the shop for a felafel ; that I never had to make the call on whether to treat a terrorist bomber because I never realized that 's what he was ; that I was carrying a gun , and would have shot him dead if I 'd known what he was about to do , but 20 seconds later was trying to save the life of a human being ; that I may have given my enemy a few extra seconds of life in which to suffer ; that he died hearing a Jew telling him to breathe deeply , and trying to save his life . That is what people fought for. That is what I was alluding to Zest . This is what Michael told police in the very beginning , it is what he told Dr. Steinmeyer in December of 1989 , it is what he testified to at his juvenile certification hearing , it is consistent with what he told other inmates throughout this entire ( year-and-a-half ) period .