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I think we have to have some reckonings in between, smaller ones that aren’t systematically catastrophic,” she said.

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The sudden and unprecedented resignation of its moderator, Rev Trevor Gribben, has left the church grappling with the scale of its own safeguarding failures and facing an uncertain reckoning over what happens next.

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Cooper thinks the profession is due for a reckoning as concierge practices siphon more doctors and deepen health disparities.

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The Heritage Foundation is in the midst of a public and internal reckoning, but it has nothing to do with their association with Project 2025.

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While some critics see the resignations as a timely reckoning for the once-beloved state institution, others have suggested they are a result of duress from right-wing detractors and the United States.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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