Jiang distinguishes incidence from reporting: upper-class patients appear more often because they have education, money, and access to psychiatrists.
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Jiang distinguishes incidence from reporting: upper-class patients appear more often because they have education, money, and access to psychiatrists.
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"So you mentioned that this kind of rape is frequently occurred in upper class. Why does it not so frequently in the lower class?"
"...all right? All right, so after this happens, after Freud is reporting this and the Frankists are getting angry at him, what happens now..."
"...blockade. That naval blockade is very porous. It's very leaky. There's reporting today that over 30 Iranian tankers have been able to break the..."
"...with the 2008, 2008 great financial crisis. He did a major reporting in Rolling Stone and I've been following his work for the past..."
"...Middle East again. Okay. So there's, there are rumors. There's news reporting that China has exerted pressure on Iran to negotiate a ceasefire. Because..."
"...okay? So these pipelines are extremely vulnerable. And already, we're seeing reporting that just yesterday, the Iranians attacked a pipeline in Saudi Arabia. These..."
"...the government, okay? So from March 7th onward, there was news reporting that the Americans would insert special forces to steal the uranium. No..."
"...the attitude of the military. Now, the US media has been reporting that Donald Trump."
"...what this means is that the American military is afraid of reporting deaths, casualties, which is weird because in a war, soldiers die. That's..."
"...the attitude of the military. Now, the U.S. media has been reporting that Donald Trump is seeking an off -ramp. He's seeking negotiations. And..."
"...this means is that Americans, the American military is afraid of reporting deaths, casualties. Which is weird because in a war, soldiers die. That's..."
"...again, no one knows why this war is happening. But there's reporting. That the generals are telling the soldiers, this is a war for..."
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