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1University of Wisconsin Medical School.
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The reader of this commentary on Haley's paper by Stein will note that Stein refers to Haley as "the author of the critiqued paper" or "ACP," rather than by name. This unusual style was occasioned by the Editor's decision that Stein should comment on the paper without any knowledge of its authorship, in order that the focus of Stein's comments be on the substance of that paper and that his comments not be influenced by who had written it. The admittedly somewhat awkward references to "ACP" have been retained in Stein's comments in order to make that point clear.-Ed.
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