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The climate is surely better, and social turmoil, we have better delicatessen, lesser the Division position in Clinical Sciences or both. and a few more Jews. You could head of Diagnosis or take my My ECT book is at the binders and should be out at the end of January. My debt to you and Dick is spelled out and you should be pleased with the chapters on usage, prediction and theory. For a few weeks I had a post~partum depression, wondering what I would do with my free time, and now seem to have filled it up with some experiments When can with putative psychoactive peptidefstudées. I get the protocol on testosterone luck in your interviews in Detroit. I helpful. Good have been My ? hope that I best regards. Sincerely yours, Fink, M.D. Professor of Psychiatry Max P.S. I have Just returned from a lecture in Vancouver. Now, that is a fine center with an excellent residency training program. 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