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Point one—end of sentence.
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This brings me to a particular point—difficult to describe.
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(11:42.) Ruburt should use Frank’s physical assessment as encouragement, but not be confined by it. The muscles need time, practically speaking. Yet the time needed can be prolonged if it is concentrated upon. The entire tooth problem is the result of tension applied to the jaws. What I said earlier still applies on that point.
You have been of great help, more now than ever, for he needs your encouraging assessment that he is physically attractive, that he is not alone but has you to discuss these issues with. The plateau, however, is just that. He is ready for another leap in understanding, that brings him to another “higher” point.
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