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The re-election of Mr Sharon is a case in point.
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At the cabinet meeting that night, Mr Peres tried to make the case, but Mr Sharon was having none of it.
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While self-help books on the brain tend to focus on improving memory or mood, "The Emotional Life of Your Brain, " written with science journalist Sharon Begley, a former Wall Street Journal reporter, makes the case that we can reprogram our brains to help shed negativity and lead a better and more productive life.
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Mr Lewis joined Haringey last month to replace Sharon Shoesmith, who was sacked over failings exposed by the Baby P case.
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Sharon Campbell, a trainer for a software company in New York, recently made a case for a raise following her performance review, pointing to contributions she'd made for the company and reiterating accolades she received during her review.
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Some of the kindest words for Mr Sharon have come from the leader of the Labour opposition, Shimon Peres, who has urged him to make his case to the nation.
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