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Information of that type can best be obtained through continuing longitudinal study of highly stressed samples such as the present one.
There is also the continuing failure of law enforcement to control illegal harvesting, under-reporting and smuggling of the timber.
Second, we wanted to ascertain the power of maternal depression by assessing its continuing predictive role in the presence of later socialization influences.
Lower income for producers results in continuing poverty and can lead to pressure to clear additional areas.
The present paper describes a series of experiments that forms part of this continuing research programme.
We have already referred to its continuing importance in developed countries.
The family was responsible for continuing futile treatment in 62% of cases, the physician in 37% of cases, and a court-appointed surrogate in one case.
We could not maintain our high standards without their continuing support, and we thank them all.
Lastly, if model and archetype might no longer constrict and dominate, they still can be seen as continuing and inspiring stimuli.
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For the women continuing, there were only eleven (28 %) making their first hospital visit by the time they were 14 weeks pregnant.
Section 2 is a dissertation complementing and continuing the elective; in this review, we focus on the dissertation research.
The issue of continuing the father role arose as they talked about their children.
Only by continuing and completing the previously begun pattern of behavior will the larger reward be obtained.
These engagements were part of a continuing and escalating number of performances that for the composers had begun in 1957.
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