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| | The Excercise of Vital Powers |
 | | Garibaldi, Sheridan, Lyta, Stephen, and Edgars all seem to be "exercising vital powers." But their actions actually prevent others from that same "exercise." Edgars is determined to prevent telepaths from exercising unfair vital powers, and his explanation does have a chilling plausibility. |
 | | Sheridan & Co. want very badly to prevent Clarke from further exercise of his vital powers (and vital firepower), again, for seemingly valid reasons. |
 | | Garibaldi wants to stop Sheridan from his exercise of vital powers, and I, for one, waver on the fulcrum of sympathy with his reasoning. |
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