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Letter from the Wilderness
... Open Letter to Academic Game Researchers” Hopson offers two main criticisms: that game researchers aren’t providing the kind of research that game developers need, and that they aren’t providing it in an ...
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The Scarlet Letter
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Letter to the Editor
... I cannot be silent and so ashamed on our Organization. Nevertheless, I do think, as an old, still active AAAS member, that you should at least make available as Collateral Science Material the Letters and/or the ...
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Letter To The Editor
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Letter To The Editor
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The Mysterious Letter J
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The Letter and Spirit of the Code
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Letter to the Editor
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Letter to the Editor
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The Making of "The Letter"
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Letter from the guest editors
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Letter To The Editor
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Letter to the Editor
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Letter to the Editor
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Letter to the Editor
... us (L.J.B.), has conducted a study of patient preferences for each of the two management options for each of the two clinical scenarios using both panel meetings and individual parent in[r] ...
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Letter to the Editor
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Letter to the Editor
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Letter to the Editor
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Letter to the Editor
... and clinicians over the 2-day period that led to the development of the NIH Position Statement was clear. The following facts appear, then and now, irrefutable: 1) our current models for[r] ...
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