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But because her marriage ended after 36 years, does this mean all the advice she's given must be thrown out the window? If so, then what do you do with the dentists who have toothaches? Bankers who need loans? Surgeons who have ruptured appendixes? If we put confidence only in those who are "per­ fect," does this mean a clown can never cry? Or a minister can never entertain doubts? Or a certified public accountant can never make an error in arith­ metic? Or a prize-winning chef can never bake a cake that falls? The truth is that none of us is letter-perfect. As Ann said in her July 2 column, "The lady with all the an­ swers does not know the answer to this one" (about her divorce). When we recognize the humanness in ourselves, we are better able to cope with the humanness in others. No one has every problem sewed up in a neat little package. No one has a corner on truth. As Nathaniel Cotton wrote, In wisdom's ranks he s tands the f i rs t , Who s tands prepared to meet the wors t . 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