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One observable feature of the best of these kinds of places is that they are so much about champions . The concentration of vision, energy and determination to set up and maintain these kinds of services, often in the teeth of opposition, is a key ingredient in the success of organizations like Kids Company in London, or The Venture Playground in Wales. This kind of leadership is not replicable in any mundane sense, although many of its underlying principles are. Being child centred should mean just that - a place where children come first, where they can appear under their own steam, and once there, can rely on adults to be there for them, whatever the weather. 

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Hoggart, Simon, and Mike Hutchinson, Bizarre Beliefs (London Richard Cohen Books, 1995), 34. Skeptics also suggest that this has serious implications for the many cases of recovered memories of child abuse. People have suffered long terms of imprisonment because of unsupported memories elicited by hypnosis. 

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