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"...it may be that high-neuroticism individuals, who commonly suffer sleep disturbance, can retain relatively disconnected material, albeit at the expense of constant daily vigilance in sorting useful from useless memories." - C.R.BRAND, 1984, in J.Nicolson & Halla Beloff, Psychology Survey 5. Leicester : British Psychol. Society.

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  1. Garland9/12/04 8:31 PM

    Now _that_ is how you start a blog. I'm looking forward to it.

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  2. C. Van Carter9/12/04 9:28 PM

    Well, that makes two of us.

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