He gained widespread notice, but some colleagues weren't impressed and the procedure wasn't replicated.

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"We left with the sense of this is a horrific spectacle but that maybe some of the details weren't quite as one might have expected, " said Ian Black of the Guardian newspaper.

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Lund and her colleagues tackled this issue by including a group of women who reported a history of some type of psychiatric illness but weren't taking SSRIs.

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But these programs weren't exactly born out of some lofty ideal.

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There was some violence during Saturday's Iraqi provincial elections, but there weren't major incidents and the polling was considered a success by Iraq, the United States, and the United Nations.

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The DiMarias weren't asking for help, but Schulz sent them some parts.

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We weren't quite sure, honestly, but after spending some brief time with both Archos' Platinum 97 and 80, it's easy to understand why Archos went with that look -- the two Android tablets are beautiful, simple, and sleek.

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They said we knew civil unions weren't marriage but we thought we would at least get some basic protections.

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"Some people thought that we weren't giving the full commitment this year but we set out to prove those people wrong and get a few wins under our belt".

BBC: Coulter answers the critics

You should maintain some exposure to the side of the market you think is the weak side--it's only your opinion obviously--and if the market goes strongly against you, paradoxically enough, you can make enough money on the few positions on the side you weren't expecting to perhaps not only make up for the losses, but actually make some money to boot.

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Elsbach, a management professor at the University of California, Davis, who has researched the effects of nonterritorial offices on workers, found that most workers adapted to their new work environment, but some of those who didn't felt they had lost some of their identity in the office because they weren't able to personalize their space.

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