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... wanted advice on a distressing situation involving his wife.1 Here is what he told me : " The other evening Isabelle and I were watching television when , without a word , she got up and walked out the front door , down the driveway ...
... wanted advice on a distressing situation involving his wife.1 Here is what he told me : " The other evening Isabelle and I were watching television when , without a word , she got up and walked out the front door , down the driveway ...
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... wanted to do : " Why do you have to dress so sloppy ? " " Quit staring at the wait- ress ! " " Can't you ever think of anything but eating ? " When they returned home , her petulance and nagging got worse . Nothing seemed to please her ...
... wanted to do : " Why do you have to dress so sloppy ? " " Quit staring at the wait- ress ! " " Can't you ever think of anything but eating ? " When they returned home , her petulance and nagging got worse . Nothing seemed to please her ...
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... wanted steak or ham and eggs with fried potatoes every day . This diet may be excellent for someone who needs it and can handle it . But it began to look as if Ella did not need it , nor was she capable of transforming such a high fat ...
... wanted steak or ham and eggs with fried potatoes every day . This diet may be excellent for someone who needs it and can handle it . But it began to look as if Ella did not need it , nor was she capable of transforming such a high fat ...
Contents
Psychochemical Responses in Everyday Life | 16 |
Personality Strength and Nutrition | 61 |
Discovering Your Psychochemical Type | 72 |
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