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Reflections on Mitchell's reflection.

M N Allen·J Besner·M R Elliott·Y Hayne·M J Hodgins·J F Kikuchi·N L Letourneau·M McQueen·F Myrick·J Onyskiw·D M Romyn·H Simmons
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M N Allen, J Besner, M R Elliott, Y Hayne, M J Hodgins, J F Kikuchi, N L Letourneau, M McQueen, F Myrick, J Onyskiw, D M Romyn, H Simmons. 1997. Reflections on Mitchell's reflection.. https://doi.org/10.1177/089431849701000205

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