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The present research was supported by NSF Grant GB 15157 to Robert Crowder and 40208X to Endel Tulving. Gratitude is expressed to Leslie Roediger, Nora Keane, and Joseph Gabbert for the technical assistance, and to David Elmes for his critical comments.
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