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HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE
Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex
HCO BULLETIN OF 28 AUGUST 1970RB
Revised and reinstated 27 January 1981
Cancels HCOB 6 Jan 79
HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE
Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex
HCO BULLETIN OF 28 AUGUST 1970RB
Revised and reinstated 27 January 1981
Cancels HCOB 6 Jan 79
RemimeoRemimeo
TechTech
QualQual
C/SesC/Ses
HGCsHGCs
Cramming OfficersCramming Officers
(Revisions in Arial)
(Ellipsis indicate deletions)
(Revisions in Arial)
(Ellipsis indicate deletions)

HC OUT-POINT / PLUS-POINT LISTS RB

HC OUT-POINT / PLUS-POINT LISTS RB

(Reference Data Series HCO PLs)
(Revised to include additional out-points issued since original HCOB)
(Reference Data Series HCO PLs)
(Revised to include additional out-points issued since original HCOB)

Because of the fantastic workability of the HC Out-Point / Plus-Point Lists I am happy to announce their reinstitution for general use.

Because of the fantastic workability of the HC Out-Point / Plus-Point Lists I am happy to announce their reinstitution for general use.

The Out-Point Plus-Point Lists were originally issued in August of 1970 and since then, Data Series which contain additional out-points and plus-points have been released. So I am taking this opportunity to expand and update the Out-Point / Plus-Point Lists.

The Out-Point Plus-Point Lists were originally issued in August of 1970 and since then, Data Series which contain additional out-points and plus-points have been released. So I am taking this opportunity to expand and update the Out-Point / Plus-Point Lists.

These lists will not be restricted to any one particular Rundown. Such is their power that auditors, C/Ses and Qual terminals should put them to use wherever applicable.

These lists will not be restricted to any one particular Rundown. Such is their power that auditors, C/Ses and Qual terminals should put them to use wherever applicable.

The HC Lists are capable of straightening out someone’s thinking as many will attest – and in a drugged, illiterate culture such as ours this makes these lists a valuable tool indeed!

The HC Lists are capable of straightening out someone’s thinking as many will attest – and in a drugged, illiterate culture such as ours this makes these lists a valuable tool indeed!

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The... lists are used:

The... lists are used:

(a) To assess for a read.

(a) To assess for a read.

(b) Clear up with 2-way comm.

(b) Clear up with 2-way comm.

PROCEDURE

PROCEDURE

One assesses the Out-Point List and goes as far as a good read. One clears that up to F/N VGIs (very good indicators). He then leaves off that list for now.

One assesses the Out-Point List and goes as far as a good read. One clears that up to F/N VGIs (very good indicators). He then leaves off that list for now.

One then takes up the Plus-Point List. One assesses it as far as one needs to go to get a good read. One then takes that up with the preclear with 2-way comm until there is an F/N and VGIs.

One then takes up the Plus-Point List. One assesses it as far as one needs to go to get a good read. One then takes that up with the preclear with 2-way comm until there is an F/N and VGIs.

One now resumes where he left off on the Out-Point List and assesses until he gets a new good read. He takes that up with 2-way comm until he gets an F/N VGIs.

One now resumes where he left off on the Out-Point List and assesses until he gets a new good read. He takes that up with 2-way comm until he gets an F/N VGIs.

One now takes up the Plus-Point List where he left off until he gets a good read. He takes that up with 2-way comm until he gets an F/N VGIs.

One now takes up the Plus-Point List where he left off until he gets a good read. He takes that up with 2-way comm until he gets an F/N VGIs.

In this way the lists are alternated.

In this way the lists are alternated.

They can be done over and over.

They can be done over and over.

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These are the elements of illogic and insanity on the Out-Point List. They are the elements of logic and sanity on the Plus-Point List.

These are the elements of illogic and insanity on the Out-Point List. They are the elements of logic and sanity on the Plus-Point List.

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The lists may be done on Clears and OTs.

The lists may be done on Clears and OTs.

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A meter must be used.

A meter must be used.

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It is done exactly by the Auditor's Code. Never tell the person what he thinks. Never invalidate what he has said. Just acknowledge and let him/her tell you about it.

It is done exactly by the Auditor's Code. Never tell the person what he thinks. Never invalidate what he has said. Just acknowledge and let him/her tell you about it.

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The reads of course disclose things which have charge on them.

The reads of course disclose things which have charge on them.

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Take a good read.

Take a good read.

2-way comm on: "Any example of _____________ in your life?" to F/N.

2-way comm on: "Any example of _____________ in your life?" to F/N.

Assess again.

Assess again.

Same process.

Same process.

Continue as long as you have TA on it.

Continue as long as you have TA on it.

Stop with any win.

Stop with any win.

Can be done to full F/Ning assessment on both lists.

Can be done to full F/Ning assessment on both lists.

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The list items can be used in 2 ways.

The list items can be used in 2 ways.

A. They can be called off straight.

A. They can be called off straight.

B. They can be given a prior statement.

B. They can be given a prior statement.

In A one would say: "Knowing something is right _______" noting read or lack of it. "Knowing a datum is correct ________" noting read.

In A one would say: "Knowing something is right _______" noting read or lack of it. "Knowing a datum is correct ________" noting read.

In B one would be directing the person's attention to some sphere of action like "In your work knowing something is right" noting read, etc. One would go on using this same prior statement on all the assessment until the whole subject, "work," was cleaned up. That would be a work consultation.

In B one would be directing the person's attention to some sphere of action like "In your work knowing something is right" noting read, etc. One would go on using this same prior statement on all the assessment until the whole subject, "work," was cleaned up. That would be a work consultation.

Or one could say, for marriage problems: "In marriage knowing something is right," "In marriage knowing a datum is correct ________. "

Or one could say, for marriage problems: "In marriage knowing something is right," "In marriage knowing a datum is correct ________. "

One uses the same subject for both Out-Point and Plus-Point Lists until that one subject is cleaned up.

One uses the same subject for both Out-Point and Plus-Point Lists until that one subject is cleaned up.

Always finish off with the Plus-Point List.

Always finish off with the Plus-Point List.

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OUT-POINT LIST

OUT-POINT LIST

1.1.
Omitted FactOmitted Fact
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2.2.
Omitted TerminalOmitted Terminal
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3.3.
Omitted DataOmitted Data
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4.4.
Omitted LocationOmitted Location
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5.5.
Omitted MatterOmitted Matter
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6.6.
Omitted EnergyOmitted Energy
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7.7.
Omitted SpaceOmitted Space
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8.8.
Omitted FormOmitted Form
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9.9.
Missing SceneMissing Scene
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10.10.
Missing PersonMissing Person
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11.11.
Changed Sequence of FactsChanged Sequence of Facts
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12.12.
Changed Sequence of DataChanged Sequence of Data
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13.13.
Changed Sequence of ParticlesChanged Sequence of Particles
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14.14.
Changed Sequence of LocationsChanged Sequence of Locations
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15.15.
Changed Sequence of ObjectsChanged Sequence of Objects
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16.16.
Changed Sequence of SpacesChanged Sequence of Spaces
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17.17.
Changed Sequence of FormsChanged Sequence of Forms
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18.18.
Twisted IdeasTwisted Ideas
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19.19.
Dropped Out TimeDropped Out Time
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20.20.
Incorrect TimeIncorrect Time
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21.21.
False TimeFalse Time
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22.22.
Invented TimeInvented Time
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23.23.
Condensed TimeCondensed Time
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24.24.
Rushed TimeRushed Time
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25.25.
Endless TimeEndless Time
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26.26.
Waiting TimeWaiting Time
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26a.26a.
Added TimeAdded Time
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26b.26b.
Unexpected TimeUnexpected Time
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27.27.
DelusionDelusion
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28.28.
HallucinationHallucination
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29.29.
False FactFalse Fact
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30.30.
False TerminalFalse Terminal
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31.31.
False BeingFalse Being
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32.32.
False DatumFalse Datum
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33.33.
False LocationFalse Location
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34.34.
False MatterFalse Matter
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35.35.
False EnergyFalse Energy
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36.36.
False SpaceFalse Space
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37.37.
Fixed IdeaFixed Idea
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38.38.
Altered ImportanceAltered Importance
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39.39.
Altered ValueAltered Value
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40.40.
Decreased ImportanceDecreased Importance
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41.41.
Decreased ValueDecreased Value
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42.42.
Over ValuedOver Valued
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43.43.
Too ImportantToo Important
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44.44.
Too InsignificantToo Insignificant
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45.45.
Things all the sameThings all the same
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46.46.
Not AssociatedNot Associated
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47.47.
Everything DifferentEverything Different
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48.48.
Wrong TerminalWrong Terminal
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49.49.
Wrong LocationWrong Location
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50.50.
Wrong TimeWrong Time
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51.51.
Wrong EventWrong Event
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52.52.
Wrong TargetWrong Target
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53.53.
Wrong ObjectiveWrong Objective
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54.54.
Wrong GoalWrong Goal
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55.55.
Wrong SpaceWrong Space
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56.56.
Wrong FormWrong Form
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57.57.
Impossible OccurrenceImpossible Occurrence
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58.58.
Impossible TerminalImpossible Terminal
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59.59.
Impossible TimeImpossible Time
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60.60.
Impossible EventImpossible Event
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61.61.
Unbelievable IdeaUnbelievable Idea
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62.62.
Unbelievable ActionUnbelievable Action
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63.63.
Unbelievable EventUnbelievable Event
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64.64.
Unbelievable CircumstanceUnbelievable Circumstance
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65.65.
Unbelievable BeingUnbelievable Being
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66.66.
Wrong SourceWrong Source
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67.67.
Incorrect OriginIncorrect Origin
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68.68.
From Wrong PlaceFrom Wrong Place
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69.69.
From Wrong PersonFrom Wrong Person
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70.70.
Wrong AuthorityWrong Authority
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71.71.
False SourceFalse Source
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72.72.
Conflicting DataConflicting Data
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73.73.
Contrary FactsContrary Facts
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74.74.
Impossible SituationImpossible Situation
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75.75.
Not Matching RealityNot Matching Reality
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76.76.
Added In-Applicable DataAdded In-Applicable Data
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77.77.
Added In-Applicable FactsAdded In-Applicable Facts
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78.78.
Added In-Applicable TerminalsAdded In-Applicable Terminals
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79.79.
Added In-Applicable MatterAdded In-Applicable Matter
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80.80.
Added In-Applicable EnergyAdded In-Applicable Energy
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81.81.
Added In-Applicable SpaceAdded In-Applicable Space
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82.82.
Added Io-Applicable FormAdded Io-Applicable Form
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83.83.
Added In-Applicable EventAdded In-Applicable Event
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84.84.
Assumed Identities Not IdenticalAssumed Identities Not Identical
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85.85.
Facts Assumed To Be Identical Not IdenticalFacts Assumed To Be Identical Not Identical
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86.86.
Data Assumed To Be Identical Not IdenticalData Assumed To Be Identical Not Identical
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87.87.
Things Assumed To Be Identical Not IdenticalThings Assumed To Be Identical Not Identical
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88.88.
Actions Assumed To Be Identical Not IdenticalActions Assumed To Be Identical Not Identical
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89.89.
Events Assumed To Be Identical Not IdenticalEvents Assumed To Be Identical Not Identical
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90.90.
Circumstances Assumed To Be Identical Not IdenticalCircumstances Assumed To Be Identical Not Identical
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91.91.
Assumed Similarities Not SimilarAssumed Similarities Not Similar
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92.92.
Facts Assumed To Be Similar Are SimilarFacts Assumed To Be Similar Are Similar
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93.93.
Data Assumed To Be Similar Not SimilarData Assumed To Be Similar Not Similar
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94.94.
Things Assumed To Be Similar Not SimilarThings Assumed To Be Similar Not Similar
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95.95.
Things Grouped Into The Same Classes Not SimilarThings Grouped Into The Same Classes Not Similar
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96.96.
Actions Assumed To Be Similar Not SimilarActions Assumed To Be Similar Not Similar
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97.97.
Events Assumed To Be Similar Not SimilarEvents Assumed To Be Similar Not Similar
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98.98.
Circumstances Assumed To Be Similar Not SimilarCircumstances Assumed To Be Similar Not Similar
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99.99.
Assumed Differences Not DifferentAssumed Differences Not Different
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100.100.
Facts Assumed To Be Different Not DifferentFacts Assumed To Be Different Not Different
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101.101.
Data Assumed To Be Different Not DifferentData Assumed To Be Different Not Different
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102.102.
Things Assumed To Be Different Not DifferentThings Assumed To Be Different Not Different
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103.103.
Actions Assumed To Be Different Not DifferentActions Assumed To Be Different Not Different
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104.104.
Events Assumed To Be Different Not DifferentEvents Assumed To Be Different Not Different
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105.105.
Circumstances Assumed To Be Different Not DifferentCircumstances Assumed To Be Different Not Different
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PLUS-POINT LIST

PLUS-POINT LIST

1.1. Knowing Something is RightKnowing Something is Right __________________________________________ 2.2. Knowing a Datum is CorrectKnowing a Datum is Correct __________________________________________ 3.3. A Known BeingA Known Being __________________________________________ 4.4. A Correct LocationA Correct Location __________________________________________ 5.5. A Known FormA Known Form __________________________________________ 6.6. Something About Which All Data is KnownSomething About Which All Data is Known __________________________________________ 7.7. Events in Correct SequenceEvents in Correct Sequence __________________________________________ 8.8. Things in Proper OrderThings in Proper Order __________________________________________ 9.9. Actions Done in the Right WayActions Done in the Right Way __________________________________________ 10.10. Data in Proper AlignmentData in Proper Alignment __________________________________________ 11.11. People in the Right PlacesPeople in the Right Places __________________________________________ 12.12. Things Correctly CountedThings Correctly Counted __________________________________________ 13.13. A Known TimeA Known Time __________________________________________ 14.14. A Correct TimeA Correct Time __________________________________________ 15.15. An Exact TimeAn Exact Time __________________________________________ 16.16. A Proper TimeA Proper Time __________________________________________ 17.17. Expected TimeExpected Time __________________________________________ 18.18. Adequate TimeAdequate Time __________________________________________ 19.19. Known TimesKnown Times __________________________________________ 20.20. Something Correctly Located in TimeSomething Correctly Located in Time __________________________________________ 21.21. A Past TimeA Past Time __________________________________________ 22.22. A Well Timed ActionA Well Timed Action __________________________________________ 23.23. A Person at the Right TimeA Person at the Right Time __________________________________________ 24.24. A TruthA Truth __________________________________________ 25.25. Something That is TrueSomething That is True __________________________________________ 26.26. A Factual LocationA Factual Location __________________________________________ 26a.26a. Telling the TruthTelling the Truth __________________________________________ 26b.26b. The True FactsThe True Facts __________________________________________ 27.27. A True ObjectA True Object __________________________________________ 28.28. A Truthful BeingA Truthful Being __________________________________________ 29.29. Knowing the TruthKnowing the Truth __________________________________________ 30.30. The Correct ImportanceThe Correct Importance __________________________________________ 31.31. Something that was Really ImportantSomething that was Really Important __________________________________________ 32.32. Something that was UnimportantSomething that was Unimportant __________________________________________ 33.33. Knowing What was and What wasn't ImportantKnowing What was and What wasn't Important __________________________________________ 34.34. Things more Important than OthersThings more Important than Others __________________________________________ 35.35. Things Less Important than OthersThings Less Important than Others __________________________________________ 36.36. Knowing the Relative Importance of ThingsKnowing the Relative Importance of Things __________________________________________ 37.37. Things AlikeThings Alike __________________________________________ 38.38. Things SimilarThings Similar __________________________________________ 39.39. Things DifferentThings Different __________________________________________ 40.40. The Right AnswerThe Right Answer __________________________________________ 41.41. The Right TargetThe Right Target __________________________________________ 42.42. The Correct GoalThe Correct Goal __________________________________________ 43.43. The Correct PersonThe Correct Person __________________________________________ 44.44. The Right DirectionThe Right Direction __________________________________________ 45.45. The Correct ObjectiveThe Correct Objective __________________________________________ 46.46. The Right IntentionThe Right Intention __________________________________________ 47.47. Something BelievableSomething Believable __________________________________________ 48.48. A Credible FactA Credible Fact __________________________________________ 49.49. Something You Knew was PlausibleSomething You Knew was Plausible __________________________________________ 50.50. Obviously FactualObviously Factual __________________________________________ 51.51. Acceptable DatumAcceptable Datum __________________________________________ 52.52. An Acceptable PersonAn Acceptable Person __________________________________________ 53.53. A Believable LocationA Believable Location __________________________________________ 54.54. A Believable FormA Believable Form __________________________________________ 55.55. Acceptable EnergyAcceptable Energy __________________________________________ 56.56. Acceptable SensationAcceptable Sensation __________________________________________ 57.57. A Feeling of RightnessA Feeling of Rightness __________________________________________ 58.58. Correct SourceCorrect Source __________________________________________ 59.59. Correct OriginCorrect Origin __________________________________________ 60.60. From Right PlaceFrom Right Place __________________________________________ 61.61. From Right PersonFrom Right Person __________________________________________ 62.62. Correct AuthorityCorrect Authority __________________________________________ 63.63. True SourceTrue Source __________________________________________ 64.64. Data in AgreementData in Agreement __________________________________________ 65.65. Facts AlignFacts Align __________________________________________ 66.66. Possible SituationPossible Situation __________________________________________ 67.67. Matching DataMatching Data __________________________________________ 68.68. Matching RealityMatching Reality __________________________________________ 69.69. Adequate DataAdequate Data __________________________________________ 70.70. Adequate TerminalsAdequate Terminals __________________________________________ 71.71. Adequate MatterAdequate Matter __________________________________________ 72.72. Adequate EnergyAdequate Energy __________________________________________ 73.73. Adequate SpaceAdequate Space __________________________________________ 74.74. Adequate FormAdequate Form __________________________________________ 75.75. Applicable DataApplicable Data __________________________________________ 76.76. Applicable FactsApplicable Facts __________________________________________ 77.77. Applicable TerminalsApplicable Terminals __________________________________________ 78.78. Applicable MatterApplicable Matter __________________________________________ 79.79. Applicable EnergyApplicable Energy __________________________________________ 80.80. Applicable SpaceApplicable Space __________________________________________ 81.81. Applicable FormApplicable Form __________________________________________ 82.82. Applicable EventApplicable Event __________________________________________ 83.83. Assumed Identities Are IdenticalAssumed Identities Are Identical __________________________________________ 84.84. Facts Assumed To Be Identical Are IdenticalFacts Assumed To Be Identical Are Identical __________________________________________ 85.85. Data Assumed To Be Identical Is IdenticalData Assumed To Be Identical Is Identical __________________________________________ 86.86. Things Assumed To Be Identical Axe IdenticalThings Assumed To Be Identical Axe Identical __________________________________________ 87.87. Actions Assumed To Be Identical Are IdenticalActions Assumed To Be Identical Are Identical __________________________________________ 88.88. Events Assumed To Be Identical Are IdenticalEvents Assumed To Be Identical Are Identical __________________________________________ 89.89. Circumstances Assumed To Be Identical Are IdenticalCircumstances Assumed To Be Identical Are Identical __________________________________________ 90.90. Assumed Similarities Are SimilarAssumed Similarities Are Similar __________________________________________ 91.91. Facts Assumed To Be Similar Are SimilarFacts Assumed To Be Similar Are Similar __________________________________________ 92.92. Data Assumed To Be Similar Is SimilarData Assumed To Be Similar Is Similar __________________________________________ 93.93. Things Assumed To Be Similar Are SimilarThings Assumed To Be Similar Are Similar __________________________________________ 94.94. Things Grouped Into Proper ClassesThings Grouped Into Proper Classes __________________________________________ 95.95. Actions Assumed To Be Similar Arc SimilarActions Assumed To Be Similar Arc Similar __________________________________________ 96.96. Events Assumed To Be Similar Are SimilarEvents Assumed To Be Similar Are Similar __________________________________________ 97.97. Circumstances Assumed To Be Similar Are SimilarCircumstances Assumed To Be Similar Are Similar __________________________________________ 98.98. Assumed Differences Are DifferentAssumed Differences Are Different __________________________________________ 99.99. Facts Assumed To Be Different Are DifferentFacts Assumed To Be Different Are Different __________________________________________ 100.100. Data Assumed To Be Different Is DifferentData Assumed To Be Different Is Different __________________________________________ 101.101. Things Assumed To Be Different Are DifferentThings Assumed To Be Different Are Different __________________________________________ 102.102. Actions Assumed To Be Different Are DifferentActions Assumed To Be Different Are Different __________________________________________ 103.103. Events Assumed To Be Different Are DifferentEvents Assumed To Be Different Are Different __________________________________________ 104.104. Circumstances Assumed To Be Different Are DifferentCircumstances Assumed To Be Different Are Different __________________________________________ L. RON HUBBARD
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