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'''Ten seconds''' is the amount of time it takes to let the sting of a slap on the face wear off. Counting off ten seconds (silently, to oneself) is an excellent way to cool off enough to decide how to react to an insult. We may regret hasty action, otherwise.
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'''Ten seconds''' is the amount of [[time]] it takes to let the sting of a slap on the face wear off. Counting off [[ten]] [[second]]s (silently, to oneself) is an excellent way to cool off enough to decide how to react to an insult. We may regret hasty action, otherwise.
  
 
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Revision as of 03:36, November 29, 2008

Ten seconds is the amount of time it takes to let the sting of a slap on the face wear off. Counting off ten seconds (silently, to oneself) is an excellent way to cool off enough to decide how to react to an insult. We may regret hasty action, otherwise.

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