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he walk for blocks wearing just the other? If he had, wouldn't he discard it along with the weapon?
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fall accidentally in his property. Nor would he throw it there intentionally. No reenactment scenario I could live with created that result.
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arrive. By trying to manufacture more evidence, he proved the Talmudic dictum that "'whoever adds is subtracting," or its English
counterpart: "Less is more."
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