#for sure malignant has a 6.2

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If I’m interested in a movie and I find the imdb score barely hitting 5.5, I know it’s gonna be a good time lmao

7.0-7.9 contain letterbox's best ofs and also the most boring movies of all time

6-6.9 you could be looking at the greatest movie of your life

5.5 you are about to experience either hell or a very strange nirvana that will be impossible to replicate on following watches.

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Some women of Batwoman. Ruby Rose, Meagan Tandy, Nicole Kang, Rachel Skarsten, Christina Wolfe, Ruby again (x2) HOT TAKE: this series is unfairly maligned. I’m three episodes from the end, and the show has gradually tightened its grip on me. Sure, there are things wrong with it (how many series are perfect right away?), but Rachel Skarsten is fantastic as Alice, I’ve enjoyed Nicole Kang’s Mary more and more as the season has progressed, and the scene illustrated in the final three pics (between Ava Sleeth and Gracyn Shinyei) is the most affecting scene I can recall from a superhero show. IMDb ratings nearly always skew towards the male POV, given its user base. The overall rating for Batwoman is 3.6, but the rating from women 18-29 is 6.2. Quite a contrast. Not difficult to figure out, given that there’s no Batman TV series and this one features A Woman on His turf, why there should be nearly fifty percent of users voting 1... YMMV, of course. But I’ve enjoyed this season - it picked up strength as it went along - and I think it’s told a powerful and affecting story about abuse and family. She should suit up a bit more, though! (Perhaps Ruby’s successor will.)

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Week 15 Fantasy Sleepers: Jordy Nelson to re-enter circle of trust

Week 15 Flames: Latavius Murray to issue proper SKOL-ding to Cincy

Each week the Noise highlights under-started names who he believes are destined to torch the competition. To qualify, each player must be started in fewer than 60 percent of Yahoo! leagues. Speaking as an accountability advocate, I will post results, whether genius or moronic, the following week (Scoring thresholds – QB: 18 fpts, RB: 12 fpts, WR: 11 fpts: TE: 10 fpts; .5 PPR). If you’re a member of TEAM HUEVOS, reveal your Week 15 Flames in the comments section below.

Blake Bortles, Jax, QB (8 percent started, $28 in Yahoo DFS) Matchup: vs. Hou (Game over/under: 38.5)

Place your trust in the hands of Bortles and uncreative owners will predict you pull a “Fuller.” You remember. He’s the Pepsi-chugging kid from “Home Alone” famously known for wetting the bed. The much-maligned quarterback is very familiar with that warm feeling. Outside of garbage-time explosions, he’s failed to live up to his exorbitant 2014 NFL Draft price. But owners, especially those looking to replace Carson Wentz, should proudly and confidently don a pair of rubber pants. Bortles is a viable stream option that could catapult gamblers into the championship round. His Week 15 matchup is nothing short of spectacular. As advertised in this space repeatedly this season, the Texans defense has repeatedly flopped. As a unit, they’ve surrendered 8.0 yards per attempt, 254.2 passing yards per game, 27 total touchdowns and 19.9 fantasy points per game (in Yahoo leagues). Only the New York Giants have been friendlier. Mining data, starting DBs Kareem Jackson and Jonathan Joseph have coughed up a 103.0 passer rating and 66.9 catch percentage. Bortles, who is a sneaky multidimensional contributor (21.8 rush yards per game), is a strong candidate to record his third multi-TD output in four games. Without much applause, he’s displayed significant improvement in several advanced categories, including completion percentage (’16: 58.0; ’17: 60.2) and yards per attempt (6.2, 6.9). His spark is pretty amazing considering Allen Robinson was lost Week 1. Credit to Marqise Lee, Dede Westbrook and Keelan Cole. Believe in Blake.

Fearless Forecast: 253 passing yards, 2 passing touchdowns, 1 turnovers, 19 rushing yards, 19.0 fantasy points

Mike Davis, Sea, RB (11 percent started, $18 in Yahoo DFS) Matchup: vs. LAR (Over/Under: 47.5)

It never ceases to amaze when castoffs receive a second lease on life and unpredictably catch fire. Prime example, Alex Collins, kicked to the curb by Seattle, is now thriving with Baltimore. So is Davis. Buried behind Carlos Hyde and Matt Brieda in San Francisco, the former Niner, thrown on the rubbish heap earlier this season, has remarkably become Pete Carroll’s primary rusher, the coach’s fourth option since Chris Carson exited Week 4 with a broken leg. Eddie Lacy, Thomas Rawls and J.D. McKissic simply couldn’t seize the opportunity. Davis, however, grabbed the bull by the horns. He didn’t electrify last week against Marcell Dareus and Co., but his bob-and-weave efforts versus Philadelphia still resonate. So does his very attractive volume (36 touches lats two weeks). He owns the size (5-foot-9, 224 pounds), break-tackle ability (2.94 YAC/att) and versatility to boost box scores. His Week 15 opponent only enhances the profile. The Rams are terrible when it comes to defending the run. No club has yielded more fantasy points to rushers. On the year, they’ve allowed 4.67 yards per carry, 154.8 total yards per game and 14 touchdowns. In total, eight running backs have reached double-digit points against them in .5 PPR formats. Seattle’s line is still a major weakness, but if Davis registers at least 15 touches, he tucks inside the RB top-20.

Fearless Forecast: 15 carries, 70 rushing yards, 3 receptions, 18 receiving yards, 1 touchdown, 16.3 fantasy points Latavius Murray, Min, RB (53 percent started, $20 in Yahoo DFS) Matchup: vs. Cin (Over/Under: 42)

Interchangeable backfields are the ruin of fantasy. This season, a discouragingly high number of teams have employed full-blown committees. As a result, unpredictability has become the norm. Some roles are defined, but pinpointing how coaches will deploy a specific timeshare RB and for how much ranks up there with nailing lottery numbers. Oh how we yearn for the days of volume monsters Larry Johnson, LaDainian Tomlinson and Shaun Alexander. Minnesota, featuring Latavius and Jerick McKinnon, is one hair-pulling tandem. Over the past two weeks, Murray’s diminutive tag-team partner has proven more valuable. Still, Latavius, who was RB7 from Weeks 7-12 and has tallied a rock solid 2.58 yards after contact per attempt, is the more desirable option of the pair in Week 15. His downhill style should play nicely against a banged up Cincinnati defense that was steamrolled by a resurgent Jordan Howard last Sunday. In fact, the Bengals, turned into cabin rugs the past five weeks, have surrendered the second-most fantasy points to RBs. Over that stretch, they’ve served up 4.65 yards per carry, 125.6 rush yards per game and five rushing TDs to the position. Back at home and ticked after last week’s late meltdown in Charlotte, the Norsemen, commanded by Murray, ground and pound the Bengals into submission, even if Vontaze Burfict returns.

Fearless Forecast: 15 carries, 74 rushing yards, 2 receptions, 9 receiving yards, 1 touchdown, 15.3 fantasy points

Ted Ginn, NO, WR (35 percent started, $17 in Yahoo DFS) Matchup: vs. NYJ (Over/Under: 47)

When Alvin Kamara exited barely 10 minutes into last Thursday’s game against Atlanta, an explosion of four-letter words not fit for innocent ears echoed throughout Fantasyland. His shocking departure erased thoughts of victory belts, trophies, bonus cash and bragging rights. Due to Kamara’s concussion and with Mark Ingram nursing a sore toe Sean Peyton reverted to an old school game plan, feature Drew Brees. The QB’s 35 attempts was his second-highest contribution in the category since Week 8. Initial indications arrow to a Kamara return, but Brees is sure to be the point of emphasis again this week against the hapless Jets. New York, unforgiving in the trenches has given up just 3.57 yards per carry to RBs. Due to the major shortcomings of Morris Claiborne, Darryl Roberts and Buster Skrine in coverage – they’ve allowed a combined 93.1 passer rating and nine total TDs to assignments – Ginn should excel.  Collectively, the Jets rank No. 6 in fantasy points surrendered to WRs. The quick-footed weapon has lured only five targets the past two games (13.5 target% on year) and hasn’t scored since Week 9, but the paper matchup is certainly exploitable. Pour a Ginn and tonic.

Fearless Forecast: 4 receptions, 58 receiving yards, 1 touchdown, 13.8 fantasy points 

Jordy Nelson, GB, WR (30 percent started, $25 in Yahoo DFS) Matchup: at Car (Over/Under: 45)

For the past nine weeks, Nelson has wandered aimlessly, a lost soul aching for his on-field compadre. With Aaron Rodgers shelved, last year’s most valuable wide receiver fell destitute. A lack of targets and chemistry with Brett Hundley led to one penniless performance after another, forcing owners to consider the unthinkable, bench until further notice. After Rodgers’ exited with a broken collarbone in Week 6, Jordy’s stock dipped to unforeseen depths. From Weeks 7-14, he tallied a useless 23-153-0 line over seven games. His resulting 15.3 fantasy points accumulated in standard leagues ranked WR98 during that stretch, one spot ahead of Andre Holmes and one spot behind Louis Murphy (WHO?!). Woof. But with his hero back in the saddle this week in Carolina, a rapid turnaround is likely. Davante Adams is Green Bay’s WR1 fixture, but Nelson, who is still gaining considerable distance from defenders (WR17 in separation yards per target), is hardly cooked. Recall with Rodgers firing off rounds Weeks 1-6 he compiled a top-10 output totaling 25 receptions (On 38 targets) for 290 yards and six touchdowns. Against a flammable Panthers secondary, the pair should pick up where they left off. No secondary has allowed more fantasy points to WRs since Week 9 than Carolina. Suspect safety play combined with James Bradberry’s weak execution (92.7 passer rating allowed) have led to numerous double-digit WR fantasy efforts. It’s strange seeing Jordy in the “Flames,” but the under-started outcast needs to be trusted again.

Fearless Forecast: 5 receptions, 68 receiving yards, 1 touchdown, 15.3 fantasy points

WEEK 15 SHOCKER SPECIAL (Under 10-percent started)

Rod Smith, Dal, RB (2 percent started, $16 in Yahoo DFS) Matchup: at Oak (Over/Under: 45.5)

After everyone and their grandmother, me included, talked up Alfred Morris last week, it was Smith who thumped the pathetic Giants. Displaying the skill set of throwbacks Herschel Walker and the Denver Ring of Famer with the same name, the rusher plowed, juked and sprinted his way to a galactic line, doing most of his damage in the pass game. A superb receiver, the big-bodied back (6-foot-3, 226 pounds) isn’t a flash in the pan. Yes, Morris will continue to dominate the between-the-tackles grunt work, but Smith could be the second “receiver” Dak Prescott has sorely needed. He’s powerful (3.4 YAC/att in Week 14), sure-handed (81.3 catch%) and has become a trustworthy asset near the goal line. Because he was underutilized early in the season with Zeke Elliott on the field, Smith is also fresh. It’s no stretch to project another 11-13 touches for him this week on roughly 30-35 snaps. Oakland, penetrable in all facets, has given up the seventh-highest yards per carry (4.34) and eighth-most receptions (44) to running backs since Week 7. The Raiders’ defensive inadequacies combined with Dallas’ formidable offensive line suggests Morris and Smith deliver a stinging 1-2 combo punch. Roll the dice. FLEX Smith.

Fearless Forecast: 8 carries, 34 rushing yards, 4 receptions, 21 receiving yards, 1 touchdown, 13.5 fantasy points

BONUS WEEK 15 FLAMES

#TEAMHUEVOS PICKS OF THE WEEK Each week one fortunate guest prognosticator will have a chance to silence the Noise. Following the rules stated above, participants are asked to submit their “Flames” (1 QB, 2 RBs, 2 WRs, 1 TE, 1 D/ST) by midnight PT Tuesdays via Twitter @YahooNoise. How large are your stones?

Jimmy G, Rod Smith, Riddick, Sanu, Hogan, Ebron and New Orleans

— Jason (@jasoncummings_) December 12, 2017

Fan Week 14 results: 4-3 (Season: 38-61) My Week 14 results: 5-6 (Season: 65-92; W: Jimmy G, Josh Gordon, Marquise Goodwin, Rex Burkhead, Dallas D/ST; L: Alfred Morris, Jay Ajayi, Mike Davis, Josh McCown, David Njoku, Martavis Bryant; DNS: Peyton Barber)

Want to bull rush Brad? Follow him on Twitter @YahooNoise. Also check out his TV show, “The Fantasy Football Hour,” now available in 75 million households on Fox Sports Regional Networks, and his new podcast, “The Fantasy Record.”

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How To Win With A Narcissist: 5 Secrets Backed By Research

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Before we commence with the festivities, I wanted to thank everyone for helping my first book become a Wall Street Journal bestseller. To check it out, click here.

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Is that difficult someone driving you up the wall? What’s the best way to handle impossible people?

I’ve broken down the research on how to handle narcissists, borderlines, psychopaths and other “cluster B” troublemakers, and the primary answer is always the same:

Run. Get outta there. No contact.

Personality disorders are notoriously difficult to treat, cluster B’s are notoriously difficult to deal with, and you’re not a therapist. (Though at this point you probably feel like a very frazzled one.)

But I received a lot of responses from readers basically saying: What do I do if I can’t leave? Is there any way to make them change?

It’s their boss and they need this job. It’s their spouse and they have kids together. It’s their best friend and they can’t in good conscience abandon them.

So how do you deal with a narcissist when saying “MEEP-MEEP” and sprinting away Road-Runner-style isn’t an option?

Dr. Craig Malkin is a psychologist at Harvard Medical School and his new book Rethinking Narcissism: The Bad — and Surprising Good — About Feeling Special offers some hope.

A lot of what you know about narcissists is wrong and there are proven ways to not only deal with them but to help them get better. (Not that narcissists need to get better — hey, they’re “perfect”, right?)

Okay, let’s get to work…

Sympathy For The Devil

Turns out we all have some narcissistic traits and they’re normal, natural and, frankly, essential. Without them you’d deal with crippling low self-esteem, Eeyore.

It’s when people go too far down the spectrum into “malignant” narcissism that we get the entitlement, exploitation, and other assorted nastiness narcissists are so well known for.

From Rethinking Narcissism: The Bad — and Surprising Good — About Feeling Special:

We need our grandiosity at times to feel happy and healthy. And a growing body of recent research concludes that a little narcissism, in adolescence, helps the young survive the Sturm und Drang of youth; moderate teenage narcissists are less anxious and depressed and have far better relationships than their low and high narcissism peers. Likewise, corporate leaders with moderate narcissism are rated by their employees as far more effective than those with too little or too much…. The difference between narcissists and the rest of us is one of degree, not kind.

Extreme narcissism is a disorder, and to help those who have it we need to remember it’s a disorder. When people suffer from depression, anxiety or borderline personality disorder we tend to feel sympathy but with narcissism we often moralize and say they’re “bad.” That’s like feeling sorry for people with tuberculosis but saying those with meningitis are a bunch of jerks who had it coming.

Malkin explains that narcissists weren’t given secure love when growing up. They weren’t appreciated for just being themselves; they were only celebrated for what they achieved. When you can’t count on empathy from those around you, you stop trusting, and you feel ashamed of your normal human frailties.

You stop trying to get your emotional needs met from love and instead try to be special — better than others. Better looking, more talented, smarter or more accomplished. You stop trying to soothe your insecurities by relying on people and instead turn to a fantasy self where you are superior.

(To learn more about the science of a successful life, check out my new book here.)

The childhood of a narcissist is sad and a little scary. But it also holds the secret to helping narcissists get better…

How Do You Fix Someone Who Is “Perfect”?

All psychopaths are narcissists, but not all narcissists are psychopaths. Psychopaths can’t feel empathy.

For narcissists, empathy is more like an underdeveloped muscle. Still there, but as you have probably experienced first hand, it sure doesn’t get used much. You need to help them build that empathy muscle.

Calling them a jerk or criticizing their behavior only makes them worse. But when they are compassionately reminded of the importance of their relationships — and how those relationships can help them achieve their goals — they can improve.

From Rethinking Narcissism: The Bad — and Surprising Good — About Feeling Special:

More than a dozen studies exploring whether or not narcissists can change have now been conducted… and they all point to the same conclusion: encouraging narcissists to feel more caring and compassionate reduces their narcissism… If narcissists are approached in a gentler way, many seem to soften emotionally. When they feel secure love, they become more loving and more committed in return… The lesson from research is that people only slide down the spectrum when they’re reminded of the importance of their relationships. Change doesn’t come from telling them off for being too success-driven, ruthless, or manipulative; it comes by showing them the benefits of collaboration and understanding.

No, this isn’t a Disney film and giving the Grinch a big hug isn’t going to instantly turn him into a sweetheart. But psychologists have found success with using what are called “empathy prompts.”

From Rethinking Narcissism: The Bad — and Surprising Good — About Feeling Special:

Prompting involves two components: voicing the importance of your relationship and revealing your own feelings. Voicing the importance of your relationship generally involves making supportive statements, such as “You matter so much to me” or “You’re important to me” or “I care about you a great deal.” Declarations like these signal how special someone is to us. They’re the kind of reassurance many narcissists don’t even realize they miss. They nudge people toward thinking about the relationship, moving the focus from you and me to we. More importantly, they signal your willingness to offer secure love.

So you might say:

“I consider you an important friend. That’s why I feel so sad when you don’t return my calls for weeks.”

“Mom, you’re one of the most important people in my life. So when you question my every move, I feel devastated, like I’m a failure in your eyes.”

One caveat: for people who have narcissistic tendencies, empathy prompts can, over time, help to reduce their bad habits. But if someone has full-blown Narcissistic Personality Disorder, well, the cancer has metastasized. They may be too far gone to improve without professional help.

That’s sad, but it gives empathy prompts a second use: they’re a good litmus test for whether there’s hope for the “narcy” in your life.

When empathy prompts are delivered properly and sincerely, without a raised voice or implied guilt trip, most people melt. If your narcy is impervious to them, they may be impervious to your help overall.

From Rethinking Narcissism: The Bad — and Surprising Good — About Feeling Special:

Can your partner, friend, or relative place the relationship— in other words, place you— ahead of their coercive attempts to feel special? Can they allow your pain to touch them and say they’re sorry or comfort you or just show they understand? If they can’t, you need to view their narcissism exactly as you would any addiction. The “drug” has taken over their lives…

So how do you know if empathy prompts are working? Malkin explains that you’re succeeding when your narcy responds by:

Affirming: “You’re my best friend, too. I don’t want you to feel bad.”

Clarifying: “How long have you been feeling sad around me?”

Apologizing: “I’m sorry— I don’t want you to feel like a failure.”

Validating: “I know my sarcasm hurts you.”

(To learn how to deal with psychopaths and other toxic people, click here.)

This is a great system for dealing with that self-absorbed loved one in your personal life. But you probably can’t get this deep and emotionally gooey at the office.

So how do you help a narcissistic boss or co-worker?

The Narcissist In The Corner Office

The knee-jerk advice everyone gives when dealing with a workplace monster is to report them. But as experts like Stanford professor Bob Sutton have made clear over and over, that just doesn’t work.

A 2008 survey of 400 people asked what their employers did when they reported being bullied. Malkin lists the results:

1.7% conducted a fair investigation and protected the target with punitive measures against the bully.

6.2% conducted a fair investigation with punitive measures for the bully but no protection for the target.

8.7% conducted an unfair investigation with no punitive measure for the bully.

31% conducted an inadequate/unfair investigation with no punitive measures for the bully, but plenty for the target.

12.8% did nothing or ignored the problem with no consequences for anyone, bully or target.

15.7% did nothing, but retaliated against the target for reporting. Target remained employed.

24% of employers did nothing, except fire the target.

Long story short: 70+% of the time it’ll be you who takes it on the chin. So reporting doesn’t work and empathy prompts might be a little too personal — at least at first.

So what should you do to deal with your office narcy? Malkin has some tips:

1) Use The Word “We”

Use the first person plural whenever possible. Emphasize relationships in all communication. Yeah, I know, it sounds ridiculous that this is going to get Mr. Center-Of-The-Universe to grow a heart…

But research shows it works.

From Rethinking Narcissism: The Bad — and Surprising Good — About Feeling Special:

…researchers had narcissists read a passage filled with words like we, our, and us and count the number of pronouns. This simple activity not only made them more willing to help people in need (by giving them the spare change in their pockets, for example), it also made them less obsessed with becoming famous!

So “we” should start doing this, shouldn’t “we”?

2) Reward Good Behavior

Compliment them when they are warm. And compliment them for their warmth — not for achievement or performance.

From Rethinking Narcissism: The Bad — and Surprising Good — About Feeling Special:

…look for moments when the person demonstrates better behavior and underscore them. Nudging narcissists to center means focusing on moments when they show some capacity for collaboration, interest in other people, or concern for the happiness of those around them— in short, whenever they behave more communally.

3) Contrast Good and Bad Behavior

Is the complimenting helping? Okay, then it’s safe to take it up a notch. Diplomatically contrast their bad behavior with their good behavior.

From Rethinking Narcissism: The Bad — and Surprising Good — About Feeling Special:

Contrasting is much the same as catching, except that you’re describing the past and the present at the same time. Noting bad behavior becomes far more effective when it’s paired with some recollection of more communal behavior (assuming you’ve caught any).

Malkin suggests something like:

I had such a great experience on our team last week when we left time for everyone to contribute. Today, we had less of a chance and I felt a lot less hopeful about the project. Can we try to do it the same way as last week?

Getting good results? Now you can finally move to something closer to empathy prompts.

4) Teach Them Their ABCs

Malkin says that first you should tell them how you’re feeling:

A is for affect, aka feeling. Feeling statements use the word I liberally, as in I’m feeling uncomfortable, uneasy, unhappy. You can also use stronger words like sad, afraid, scared, but since you’re usually not in a friendship or romantic relationship with the person you’re speaking to, vaguer, less intense emotional language might be better. Follow your gut on that one. The main goal is to describe your experience only. Never use “you” in this step.

Then tell them what behavior is causing it:

B is for behavior. This is the experience, interaction, or action that causes the feelings. For example: When you raise your voice; When I hear only criticism; When you sound sarcastic; When you cut me off midsentence.

And then let them know what correction you would like to see:

C is for correction. This refers to the change you’re seeking. Proper assertiveness always involves a request of some kind. It’s a form of coaching. You’re telling the listener what they need to do to improve interactions. Examples: Can you lower your voice?; Can you tell me what steps you want taken?; Can you use a kinder tone?

For example:

“I feel unhappy the rest of the day when you criticize me in front of the entire group. Can you save your feedback for one-on-one meetings?”

(To learn the seven-step morning ritual that will make you happy all day, click here.)

Alright, we’ve learned a lot. Let’s round it up and learn how we can always feel special… and not turn into a narcissist.

Sum Up

This is how to win with a narcissist:

In your personal life, use “empathy prompts”: Music doesn’t soothe the savage beast, but reminding them about relationships and your feelings can.

Use “We”: It’s just one word but it’s effective with narcissists. (If you can’t manage to do this you’re not paying attention to me. You should pay attention to me. I’m really important.)

Reward Good Behavior: When the puppy behaves, give it a treat.

Contrast good and bad behavior: “Normally when Jim turns in a report late you kick him down a flight of stairs. I thought it was wonderful today when you chose to throw a stapler at him instead.”

Teach them their ABC’s: Mention your affect, their bad behavior, and the correction you’d like to see. This is an advanced Jedi move. Build to this with your Sith Lord, young Padawan.

Narcissists come in many flavors (grandiose, covert, communal, etc.) but they all share one thing in common: they need to feel special.

And, frankly, feeling special is kinda nice. We all like to feel special. But what’s the path to the healthy way of feeling special vs the narcissistic kind?

Don’t put up a false front. You’re human and you screw up. That’s normal and natural. Trying to seem perfect often earns you only envy.

Instead, show others your true self. Warts and all. You’ll look stupid sometimes. But that is when the people who truly care about you will show empathy. And you’ll grow closer to them, showing empathy back.

Ruthlessly striving to seem special in the eyes of strangers alienates those who care about you and is the path to narcissism. If you open up and are vulnerable you can have the only kind of specialness that matters…

Being special to the ones you love.

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Campbell, W. Keith, and Joshua D. Miller. The Handbook of Narcissism and Narcissistic Personality Ailment Theoretical Methods, Empirical Findings, and coverings. EBL. Hoboken, N.J.: John Wiley & Sons, 2011.

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