I assumed most everyone enjoyed a postcard, but writers Annie Dillard, Walker Percy, and John Berger contradict the simplicity of a postcard making it far more arduous. ... Writer Annie Dillard has a similar idea, but under a different name. ... As Annie Dillard would have it, you "see what you expect," you follow your preconceived sense of what you are seeing. ... Author John Berger, on the other hand, would say that seeing is far more then the fulfillment of a persons preconceived notions. ...

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According to John D. ... Annie Oakley, "steals to secure cocaine" (Kasper, 1992), libel was surely constituted in the context of actual malice, which is "when the plaintiffs must prove through direct or circumstantial evidence that the defendant published with knowledge of falsity or with serious doubts the accuracy of the material" and "can be proved most easily when a defendant simply fabricates defamatory "facts" out of thin air" (Zelezney, 2011). ... Because of the leniency and variance of state laws on libel, almost anything could have been brought ...

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