Prosecutors should carefully articulate a distinctive tendency rather than disaggregating into multiple overlapping general tendencies, and should exercise judgment in selecting tendency incidents rather than tendering every possible skerrick of evidence; trial judges should not direct juries to disregard similarities between tendency incidents and the offence incident.
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