In America and in Britain, on both the hardback and paperback lists, non-fiction books with a life-affirming or self-improving message are holding their own against those with a downbeat one.

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Here a magistrate judge ruled that producing the passphrase for the encrypted hard drive would constitute self-incrimination, but on appeal the District Court overturned that decision, holding that decrypting and producing the complete contents would not constitute self-incrimination since Boucher initially cooperated in showing some of the computer files to border agents.

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What's odd about such self-restraint is that I was terrible at holding back my childish desires in almost every other way.

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Even in the mid-1980s, few pundits expected the entire edifice to tumble down, and fewer still predicted that, a decade on, Russia would be holding regular and reasonably fair elections, amid a cacophony of self-expression from media and politicians alike.

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Tomic's lawyer Carmen Dieguez said the reason that he used his head to attack Drouet was because the tennis player, 29, was holding the coach's arms at the time and that he was acting in self-defence.

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Holding a mirror to the candidate, guiding him or her through a process of self-reflection, will help to refine the way they present themselves so that they communicate their unique story, experience and goals in an authentic way.

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"Our holding today is limited -- addressing the situation before us, rather than every one involving a self-replicating product, " she said.

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