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Explain what staling is and give three examples of techniques you can use with yeast breads to prevent staling.
M'Naghten Rule
A legal standard used to determine whether a defendant was insane at the time of committing a crime and therefore not responsible for their actions.
Insanity
A legal and psychological term referring to a mental disorder that prevents an individual from distinguishing between right and wrong, or impairs the ability to conduct daily activities normally.
Not Guilty
A legal plea or court's verdict indicating that an accused individual is not responsible for committing the crime in question.
Involuntary Commitment
The practice of confining a person to a psychiatric hospital or ward against their will or without their consent, based on the assessment that they pose a risk to themselves or others.
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