With the presidential race as tight as it is, it could turn out that the winner of the popular vote will still lose the election. And it's all because of an old American tradition: the Electoral College. Should it be abolished? Dr. John Koza, chairman of National Popular Vote and originator of popular vote legislation, makes his case.
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The DSM and Mental Health in America
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Defining Normal After a Diagnosis of Schizophrenia
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