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China has investors watching nervously as it tries to throttle down its fast-growing economy without stalling it. So, if mania and depression are the result of such overactive systems (whether by an abnormal amount of triggering molecules or because of another more subtle reason), lithium would throttle down the system common to both. Because some ISPs limit how much email they will accept from any one IP address, the ability to throttle down sending speeds helps users ensure greater deliverability of their messages. |
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