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    Robert Whitaker 's.

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    Whitaker Cosby 's.

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    Whitaker's team studied data obtained from 1,333 25-year-old women.

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    Whitaker's father says that forgiving his son has helped him find healing.

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    Whitaker said on Monday:“China must hold its citizens and Chinese companies accountable for complying with the law.”.

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    If you have at least one of these symptoms and it hasn't gone away, go to your GP for advice," Whitaker says.

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    Whitaker's love of cars may save his life as well as enable him to enjoy a more fulfilling retirement with family and friends.

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    If you have at least one of these symptoms and it hasn't gone away, go to your primary care physician for advice," Whitaker says.

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    Bill Whitaker has always loved cars and, now thanks to retirement, he can focus his full attention on his passion-- collecting and restoring antique cars.

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    You are so pretty that I bullied Clay Whitaker into drawing me a picture of you so I could look at you when you aren't around.

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    Robert Whitaker is a Pulitzer-nominated journalist whose books, including Anatomy of an Epidemic, have been a driving force behind the current movement to rethink mental healthcare.

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    James Whitaker, said:“We have made encouraging progress over the past 18 months in white ball cricket and the squads selected reflect consistency and give options across all disciplines.

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    My two previous blogs show why Whitaker is wrong, but his claim that meds make things worse seems compelling to dissatisfied patients because it confirms their lived experience.

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    In the 2014 biography, Cosby: His Life and Times, author Mark Whitaker reports that the comedian has lost most of his vision due to a rare form of glaucoma.

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    I love how Whitaker relates what we are going through as a human rights struggle and also shows us how these issues fit in to a greater historical context.

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    And this is confirmed by the journalist Robert Whitaker's misreading of the scientific literature, leading him to the extreme position that‘I think that antipsychotics, on the whole, worsen long-term outcomes.

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    He said Matthew G Whitaker, Sessions's chief of staff, would become the acting attorney general until a replacement is announced, which the president said would come at a later date.

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    MIT has five schools(Science, Engineering, Architecture and Planning, Management, and Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences) and one college(Whitaker College of Health Sciences and Technology), but no schools of law or medicine.

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    According to the Whitaker, Cosby's glaucoma clouded one of his eyes so badly he used to wear dark glasses in public, but that after two surgeries his eyesight is much better.

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    Of course, peer support and psychotherapy have few“side effects” as compared to medication, and can be used indefinitely(unlike medication, which Robert Whitaker's book Anatomy of an Epidemic makes clear can often have damaging long-term consequences).

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