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2. Composite, Anzieu (1989), 14 and
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3. Kaplan, Clinical experience.
   

4. Kaplan, Clinical experience. 14. Anzieu (1990), 63–64.
   

1. Composite, Grosz,
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2. Grosz and Kaplan, Clinical experience.
   

3. Grosz.
   

4. Lingus, 140.
   

19. Kaplan (1991), 368.

1. This book: chapter one.
   

2. This book: chapter three.
   

22. Kaplan (1984), 106–07; Kaplan (1991), 373–74.

23. Kaplan (1991),
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26. Novotny, . . . 505.

1. Grunebaum and Klerman, 529.
   

2. Clinical experience of author.
   

3. Rosenthal et al., 1367.
   

4. Clinical experience of author.
   

5. Kafka, 210.
   

6. Kafka, 209.
   

7. Identification with mother: Asch, 614–17.
   

8. Author interpretation.
   

   35. Asch, 613.
   

   36. Asch, 613.
   

   1. Wakefield et al.,
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   2. Wakefield et al.,
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   3. Wakefield et al., 547.
      

   4. Wakefield, et al., 547–48.
      

   5. Wakefield et al., 541.
      

   42. Green, 82–3.
   

   1. Green, 87.
      

   2. Composite, Green 24–37 and author observations. 45. Green, 24–37.
      

   1. Green, 24.
      

   2. Kitamura and Kitamura, 4.
      

   3. Kitamura and Kitamura, 7.
      

   4. Kitamura and Kitamura, 9.
      

   5. Kitamura and Kitamura, 19–20.
      

   6. Kitamura and Kitamura, 20.
      

   7. Kitamura and Kitamura, 30.
      

   8. Kitamura and Kitamura, 147, 151.
      

   9. Kitamura and Kitamura, 23.
      

   10. Kitamura and Kitamura, 129.
       

   11. Kitamura and Kitamura, 128.
       

   12. Grosz, 138. 58. Grosz, 139–43.
       

   1. Grosz, 142.
      

   2. Grosz, 142.
      

   3. Grosz, 142.
      

   4. Grosz, 142.
      

   5. Bram.
      

   6. Kitamura and Kitamura, 115.
      

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