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The fact that Charles B's depressions lifted during the day suggested that circadian rhythms might be at work.
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No other sort of pharmacy had worked for Charles B, who was desperate by the time he found Dr Wehr.
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The retail channel can grab as much as two years' management-fee income from mutual funds just for placing their shares with clients, points out Charles B. (Brad) Hintz, an analyst with Sanford C.
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It was sponsored by Rep. Charles B.
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Noticing the circadian pattern of Charles B's depression, Dr Wehr asked him to get through a night without sleeping, and then to increase his nightly sleep only gradually, so that for almost a week he was awake during those crucial early-morning hours.
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In fact, when Charles B.
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In 1957, when he was still attending university, Charles B suffered the first in a series of black depressions so debilitating that he asked that his name be withheld, so as not to alarm his clients (he is an American in a profession that requires intimacy and trust).
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Many pioneering American modernists were left off the Armory list altogether, including A.S. Baylinson, Jerome Blum, Charles Demuth, Arthur Dove, B.
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In March, the U.S. State Department singled out the rail link used by Mr. Podd the RER B line between Charles de Gaulle International Airport and the city center, as well as Metro lines that serve tourist attractions, for "very active" pickpocketing.
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