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The religious right is actually dividing a bit along generational lines, and the younger cohort is particularly interested in environmental issues, not to mention being, one senses, a bit embarrassed by the sexual obsessions of the Jerry-atric Falwell set.
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TWENTY MINUTES LATER Susan and I were speeding north out of New York City, and after an hour-fifty on the road we pulled onto the grounds of the Pine Woods Psychi - atric Facility in Lafayetteville, New York.
Honeymoon Patterson, James 2005
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The police doctor who'd tested his urine had hinted at depression, and if Jon persisted in silence there was a strong possibility his next stop would be the psychi-atric department at the local hospital.
Disordered Minds Walters, Minette 2003
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Now he seems obsessed with being a softer, more philosophic comedian-pre-Jerry-atric, a kind of Jewish Bill Cosby.
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Now he seems obsessed with being a softer, more philosophic comedian-pre-Jerry-atric, a kind of Jewish Bill Cosby.
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“Why can you talk about this with a psyche-atric and not with mother?”
The Joy Luck Club Tan, Amy 1989
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(e) The following constitutes evidence that a person has a psychi - atric disorder or condition described by Subsection (d) (l):
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However, it would look foolish to advertise for a needle which had traces of atric acid on it, wouldn't it? "
The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker 1897
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However, it would look foolish to advertise for a needle which had traces of atric acid on it, wouldn't it? "
The Judgment House Gilbert Parker 1897
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