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Psychology Today Magazine
September 1998
A close look at the e-mail exchanges that sparked New York's notorious trial illuminates the upside-down world of post-modern courtship.
The annual pageant brings hoots and snickers, but when the winner is crowned this September, we'll be reminded once again of some vital truths about ourselves and our country.
Yes, you can see through the defenses other people—and even you—hide behind.
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