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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary

From behind one-way mirrors

Hi, what is the meaning of watch several panels of "jurors" , from behind one-way mirrors and pie charts in this text?

A few weeks later, Cheesman's partner had called again, this time to inform Facher that they planned to stage a mock trial and watch several panels of "jurors"-people selected at random off the street- deliberate from behind one-way mirrors. Facher had refused to contribute. "I wouldn't pay another nickle after those pie charts," he said. I think it's pissing money away."

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The pie charts are mentioned earlier in the text. They were the summary of data acquired by a telephone survey. Facher thought that the telephone survey was a complete waste of money.

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  • The pie charts are mentioned earlier in the text.
  • They were the summary of data acquired by a telephone survey.
  • Facher thought that the telephone survey was a complete waste of money.
  • He did not want to pay for a mock trial either.
  • Do you know what a trial is?
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The pie charts are mentioned earlier in the text. They were the summary of data acquired by a telephone survey. Facher thought that the telephone survey was a complete waste of money. He did not want to pay for a mock trial either.

Do you know what a trial is? Do you know what a jury is?

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Anonymousone-way mirrors

Sheets of glass that allow us to see through if we stand on one side, but which act like mirrors if we stand on the other side.

They could see the jurors, but the jurors could not see them. The jurors would think that they were looking into a mirror.

Anonymousmock trial

Not a real tr

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