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Getting what we deserve

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By Shane Williams
| Paducah Sun
Have you ever known someone who didn’t get what they deserved? It is likely we know of a situation where a person seemed to get by with no penalty or punishment, even though they should have. We often long for justice and would like for people to get what’s coming to them! kAm(92E 23@FE :7 v@5 H6C6 E@ D9@H >6C4J E@ A6@A=6 H6 E9:?< 56D6CG6 E@ 36 AF?:D965n s@6D :E >2<6 FD 2?8CJ @C C6D6?E7F=nk^Am kAmx? E96 244@F?E @7 y@?29[ H6 D66 D@>6E9:?8 D:>:=2C] (96?
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A Multi‐State Cohort Study of Hospital Utilization and Treatment Modality for Malignant Gastrointestinal Obstructions

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By Rachael Acker, Jasmine Hwang, Shane Williams
| Wiley Online Library
Introduction Malignant obstructions are associated with morbidity, mortality, and impaired quality of life with limited population-based data on practice patterns. We characterized the association between prior cancer-related hospitalizations and receipt of operative treatment for obstruction.
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Past, Present, & Future

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By Shane Williams, SHANE WILLIAMS Pastor
| Times Leader (Princeton, KY)
Every one of us has a past, a present and a future. Yes, it looks different for each of us. For some, their past spans decades and it varies tremendously from person to person. Where we were born, what we do for a living, sins, accomplishments, etc., are different for all of us. We each have things we are happy about and also matters of regret and difficulty. None of us can do anything about our past. Will we learn from it? We each have a present. If you are reading this, you are alive right now.
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