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ADEPT Psychology A study–Adolescent Depression Prevention & Treatment–funded by the Natl Inst Mental Health, examining the cost-effectiveness of a 'service' model for treating children of depressed adults enrolled
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Chandler is
highly convincing as the tentative, overly analytical Sundheimer and
differentiates the other characters adeptly. We will be able to move quickly and adeptly to tie-up and
close transactions on short notice. The book feels more grown-up than it actually is
(underneath the making-the-scene veneer and intellectual name-dropping,
it's a rather ordinary problem novel), but the panorama, both
geographic and cultural, is adeptly captured, and the sixties search for
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