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Heading into the second half of 2006, NeuroGenesis will begin aggressively marketing BeCALM in order establish the product as a brand name and a safer alternative to treat ADHD. Instead," he writes of Sarah Lucas's Sunday Sport pieces, "a pervasive and disabling irony becalms the work in a manner that is supposed, in conventional wisdom, to challenge the viewer but which in fact conveniently opens up demotic material to safe aesthetic delectation. |
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