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Accompanied by a series of graphs, she threw in data from older surveys of priests showing that 9 percent of priests in the 1970s were "maldeveloped" and walking disasters in terms of psychological problems.
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Accompanied by a series of graphs, she threw in data from older surveys of priests showing that 9 percent of priests in the 1970s were "maldeveloped" and walking disasters in terms of psychological problems.
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Accompanied by a series of graphs, she threw in data from older surveys of priests showing that 9 percent of priests in the 1970s were "maldeveloped" and walking disasters in terms of psychological problems.
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Accompanied by a series of graphs, she threw in data from older surveys of priests showing that 9 percent of priests in the 1970s were "maldeveloped" and walking disasters in terms of psychological problems.
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They trained the other two legs as arms, and they taught him to manipulate his maldeveloped hooves into fully functional hands.
A Boy Who Looks Like Horses, or A Horse Who Looks Like Boys Nathaniel Tower 2012
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It should come as no surprise that the vast majority of prison inmates are socially and emotionally underdeveloped or maldeveloped and a larger than average percentage of them are more intelligent than the norm.
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Ninety percent of all such abortions are due to rejection of a maldeveloped embryo or fetus, notes Dr. Shea.
'Rhythm Method Killing Embryos' Study is False on Science and Morality Suzanne 2006
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