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Tom Campbellifferent techniques. The re­ sulting images often uncover the hidden reality. This near perfection is most clearly seen - and is also most essential - in the study of the breast. One must remember that in the western world, one woman in fifteen develops breast can­ cer. It follows that the key to ef

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t the fat behaviors I have discussed, but more significantly, all are . as fat (in terms of negative responses) by the other characters. Vogel seems to object to the complicity Albee and Williams assume with the audience when they use fat to create antagonistic characters who victimize those around

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Tom Campbelland I will identify what this means in terms of character psychology and dramaturgy. For example, Charles Laurence’s . (1974) and Jim Brochu’s . (1993) feature the protagonists, originally played by Lynn Redgrave and Rue McLanahan respectively, padded and costumed to appear overweight. Both pieces d

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Tom Campbell limi­ tations of modern methods and the need to combine different techniques in most cases. Evaluation of the various methods provides justification, if still needed, for the author‘s con­ tention that mammography alone is insufficient. Progress in the field is making it possible to detect smaller