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Q: Someone has done something objectively horrible to you, but your friend is still close to that person. How can you tell her how much that bugs you? A: "It's up to you to distance yourself from the wrongdoer rather than expecting your friend to do it." — Anita L. Allen, professor of law and philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania Law School "Her maintaining the friendship is convincing evidence that she isn't a true friend. Just tell her directly, and be prepared to downgrade her from 'friend' to 'pleasant acquaintance.'" — Jack Marshall, president, ProEthics From the December 2007 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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