Beyond the Bell: A Bias Exposed

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, positioning herself bet

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eyes, from pain and frust

door window, Ashley saw Mr. Henderson, the elderly

eyes meeting hers, a flicker of something – c

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now. Ms. Davison was a wa

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n was nothing compared