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  1. Guilty Until Proven Innocent?

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Letters to the Editor - Jul 9, 2008

    In the July 3 editorial on the government's $5.8 million settlement of the lawsuit filed by Steven J. Hatfill ["The Hatfill Case"], The Post excoriated the Justice Department and FBI for smearing Mr. Hatfill's …

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  2. Kill facial spots with the Zeno heat gun

    Kill facial spots with the Zeno heat gun

    gadgettastic.com » gadgettastic.com - Feb 21, 2008

    The Zeno device features a tip that heats to a preset temperature. The biocompatible tip is designed for direct contact with a blemish on the skin. Once in contact with a blemish, the tip will transfer heat into the …

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  3. 5 Intervention Techniques That Have Proven Results Deserve a Try Early On

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Education - Jan 21, 2008

    Editor's note: Staff writer Jay Mathews writes a weekly online column, "Class Struggle," analyzing education news and trends. It appears every Tuesday on washingtonpost.com. Here is an excerpt from his Jan. 15 column:

    Also tagged: results, techniques, 5, on, a, early, that, intervention, try, have, deserve, jay mathews, henry m levin, columbia university teachers college

  4. Playing Word Games with Depression and Pain

    psychcentral.com » World of Psychology - Dec 5, 2007

    Is depression a “disease” or something else altogether? Does it matter what we call it? We use the word “depression” as we use any word — as a short-hand to describe a set of common symptoms felt by an individual. But …

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  5. Playing Word Games with Depression and Pain

    psychcentral.com » World of Psychology - Dec 3, 2007

    For many years now, I’ve been writing about depression, not only from a clinical perspective but also from a first-hand perspective, having battled it myself earlier in my life. We use the word “depression” as we use …

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  6. Most PTSD Treatments Not Proven Effective

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Health - Oct 19, 2007

    The majority of treatments for post-traumatic stress disorder that are used to treat hundreds of thousands of veterans lack rigorous scientific evidence that they are effective, according to a report issued yesterday …

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