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Another episode concerning a church. This, I believe, still out of the country, and before this hour of the session. (Session held October 24, 9 PM) Small boys connected with that episode, and a complete turnabout.

(“At a church where we stopped, we listened to choir practice, were surprised that so many young adults were in the choir, instead of small boys or children, commented on the turnabout from what you would expect.”)

[...] “Turnabout with the child, a complete change of plan or a turnabout” refers to the fact that she wanted to keep the baby but its father refused to marry her and pushed her into having it adopted; she was a minor also at the time. [...]

(“A turnabout or change of mind or plan.” [...] I wanted to ask Seth more about turnabout.

(Question: “Can you elaborate on a turnabout?” “Having to do with a change of plan. [...] See the interpretation of the turnabout data on page 315. [...]

[...] A turnabout or change of mind or plan.

[...] An S and I believe G…you should understand…the initials and dates may not correspond…1947 especially important to you…the initials I gave apply either to one individual or first names of two…the second child something different now…February or initial F…a connection with second child…February or FB…I do not know which…a turnabout with the child…a complete change of plan or a turnabout…a 36 connection…someone perhaps 36 years old connected somehow with this. [...]

[...] A turnabout and another turnabout. [...]

[...] The scramble was initiated by a turnabout, and another turnabout is coming.

The entire situation not only is temporary, but already has made its own turnabout, restoring the body and mind to an important degree.

As Ruburt’s physical condition changes, this “merely” signifies a turnabout in his entire handling of himself as psyche and self form a new alliance.

[...] Ruburt is doing a complete turnabout. [...]

(“A main turnabout, or a connection with Maine.” The turnabout connection is correct. [...]

[...] A main turnabout, or a connection with Maine. [...]

[...] A connection with a turnabout, and a street or avenue, as an avenue of escape.

(“A connection with a turnabout”, refers we believe to our accepting the ticket from Leonard’s friend—see page 21—then not going to the affair.

[...] 4 3 2 1 or 4 3 1 1 1. Connection with a physical turnabout, or turnover.

(“Connection with a physical turnabout, or turnover.” [...]

A turnabout for Dr. Instream. [...]

A turnabout of some kind can be expected, in your mundane affairs. [...]

[...] (Jane shakes head, pauses.) Drinking is a turnabout in her case. [...]

A turnabout. [...]

[...] This she calls “a turnabout” from previous habit. [...]

[...] A turnabout in choice of career. [...]

[...] In several other instances he also used our life situation as his source material — an intriguing turnabout.

[...] But when I said I’d return to typing Monday night’s session, in a rather humorous turnabout she decided to hold a session tonight after all. [...]

A setting—right in one small area of psychological perspective can, therefore, result in a beneficial turnabout in the manipulation of other basic structures, even though they seem unrelated. [...]

However there could be a complete turnabout, I believe in procedure; and if so oddly enough in the light of present circumstances, you would be the man to whom they would turn. [...]