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Parapsychology has its own language. Good parapsychologists can translate it into plain language for the rest of us.

Read the memo below and the definitions that follow. Then translate this memo into a newspaper story that everyone can understand.

From: T. Drought, parapsychologist
Re: The occurrences at the Dillon household

Mrs. Dillon began to experience moments of ESP more than five months ago. Recently, she contacted a parapsychology expert.

Close evaluation revealed she had moments of clairvoyance and precognition. She showed the ability to learn information through telepathy.

Finally, on Friday, May 11, Mrs. Dillon proved her abilities extended to psychokinesis. She moved an ashtray more than 12 inches across a table and caused a painting to fall off the wall.

It is my professional opinion that the Dillon home is the site of extensive psi. It should be monitored as closely as possible. We are inviting unbiased members of the public and media to attend a future seance at the home.

Definitions

Parapsychology -- The science that studies the unknown capabilities of the human mind

Psychokinesis (PK) -- The direct influence of the human mind on the environment. In rare cases, this may involve obvious movement of objects.

ESP (Extrasensory perception) -- The ability to acquire information without using the known senses

Telepathy -- ESP involving mind-to-mind communication with another person

Clairvoyance -- The ability to foresee future, distant events

Precognition -- The ability to foresee an actual life event

Psi -- Refers to any or all paranormal behavior

(Definitions from the Rhine Institute for Parapsychology)

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