Stuttering in the Chinese Population
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- Feelings in the Chinese
population Jennifer Burzinski 10/5/01
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- Re: Feelings in the Chinese
population Stefan Hoffmann, Beijing 10/6/01
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- Re: Feelings in the Chinese
population Sheree Reese 10/6/01
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- Why are there no SLP's in China?
Amanda Honstad 10/6/01
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- more questions than answers
Joseph Jordania 10/8/01
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- Re: more questions than
answers Stefan Hoffmann, Beijing 10/13/01
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- Re: Why are there no SLP's
in China? Sheree Reese 10/8/01
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- Population Tamika
Lucas, Southern University 10/10/01
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- Re: Population
Sheree Reese 10/11/01
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- Re: Population
Joseph Jordania 10/18/01
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- Asian Population
Melissa Crockett, Southern University-Baton Rouge, La. 10/14/01
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- Re: Asian Population
Stefan Hoffmann, International Stuttering Association, Beijing 10/15/01
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- comments of a former Chinese
"adult stutterer" haiyin_h@163.net 10/15/01
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- Re: comments of a former
Chinese "adult stutterer" Joseph Jordania 10/18/01
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- Re: comments of a former
Chinese "adult stutterer" Joseph Jordania 10/18/01
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- Re: comments of a former
Chinese "adult stutterer" haiyin_h@163.net
10/18/01
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- Re: comments of a
former Chinese "adult stutterer" Sheree
Reese 10/18/01
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- To Dr.Sheree
Reese Huang Haiyin 10/19/01
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- Re: To
Dr.Sheree Reese Sheree Reese 10/20/01
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- Re: comments of a former
Chinese "adult stutterer" Judy Kuster 10/19/01
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- Article 20
10/19/01
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- question -stuttering in China
N. Bayer-graduate student 10/19/01
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- Low population of therapists
Kim Stallings 10/21/01
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- Re: Low population of
therapists Sheree Reese 10/21/01
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