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         <title>Marvin Schuldiner</title>
         <description><![CDATA[<p>When I end a mediation session without a settlement in place, I will always tell the parties to think about the things that were said at the session.  They had a lot thrown at them at once and usually need time to assimilate things.  This is especially true when having irrational reactions to probability analysis.  I will then follow up with them in 2-3 weeks.</p>]]></description>
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