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Barry Percival: Police lawyer posed some testing questions to nurse Phyllis Trayner.
Barry Percival: Police lawyer posed some testing questions to nurse Phyllis Trayner.

Barry Percival: Police lawyer posed some testing questions to nurse Phyllis Trayner.

Date4/5/1984
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New approach: Psychologist Steven Stein, top, has helped develop a computer program that allows children with emotional problems to answer intimate questions by using a computer at Thistletown Regional Centre
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Michael Spearing. He asked questions
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