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| Goetz A, Posey K, Fleming J, Jacobs S, Boody L, Wagener MM, et al. Students who perceive they can succeed at learning are more likely to improve in attitude and achievement (Dunn & DeBello, 1999) and to feel less alienated and more accepted in schools (Hanson & Boody, 1998; Lee, 1999; Knight & Kneese, 1999; Sheets & Gay, 1996). Casino, like all Scorsese's darker films, is a tragedy about people who are brought down by their own character flaws, and by the built-in boody traps of the system they choose to work within, and hope--desperately and foolishly--to beat. |
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