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Thus, at the time the Civic Service House was founded, its clientele were preponderantly Eastern European Jewish and Italian immigrants. was preponderantly symptomatic of a cultural deprivation. Typically enough, "her history showed as a main element an extremely frustrated relationship with the mother" who was described as "a cold woman who had not suckled her daughter, and whose influence had been preponderantly negative. |
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