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  • John McCreery: Not wishing to become entirely a nattering nabob of negativity—allow me to recommend a look at the latest...
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  • jason: A reply to Ryan and JG–thank you for the excellent points raised here. One interesting connection is both of you...
  • Barba: Hey JG, “I was basically told: your article is not scientifically relevant because is basically wrong to compare...
  • John McCreery: Dave, My problem is not that the style is difficult. I am, for my sins, the sort of person who enjoys reading...
  • Karen: A very important issue! Some IRBs are more understanding than others. I’ve thought for a long time that...
  • Al West: Jim Clifford’s poststructuralist cultural analyses only helped me to recognize etak and pookof as a home grown theory...
  • Dick Page: John, I agree with you that the style is difficult, but I never got the sense that Diaz was trying to put words in...
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