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With the rapid expansion and affluence of colleges and universities during what is often referred to as the heyday of American higher education, a consensus emerged to form what I have described elsewhere as "the assumptive world of the academic professional" (1986). Assumptive close: You assume the sale is yours and try to set up a meeting time to begin the project or move to the first stage. In Figure 1, the assumptive role of serum lipids is variously a) an independent came, b) a dependent cause, c) an independent noncause, d) a dependent noncause, and e) a modifier. |
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