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More on Chrish Crutcher #1 (permalink) Wed Jan 28, 2009 15:17 pm   More on Chrish Crutcher		  
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Writing is fulfiling for Chris Crutcher, becasue it serves as a means to provide to his young audience with what he was not provided.
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Writing is fulfilling for Chris Crutcher, because it provides his young audience with what he had not been provided himself.
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