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“Larry Kaplan [has] been going through the copyedited manuscript and was very enthusiastic about the job you did. He tells me that had he known an editor could make the kind of revisions you did—smoothing out the inconsistencies and clarifying the muddles without changing the author’s voice—he’d have submitted the manuscript long ago. Larry asked me to pass along his compliments and gratitude, which I do happily, since I agree with him completely. Thanks for all your good work.”

Katherine F. Arnoldi, MIT Press
(Controlling Our Reproductive Destiny, Kaplan and Tong)

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Jenn Nagaj, Silverchair Science + Communications
(Cumulative Trauma Disorders, Cassvan)

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Ann Hunyadi, American Management Association

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Author’s comment, related by Jenn Nagaj, Silverchair Science + Communications
(Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation, Ylvisaker)

“On behalf of Professor Claussen, Dr. Goldstein, and myself, I am pleased to share with you our having been notified that the International Tinnitus Journal has been selected to be referenced by Index Medicus and Medline. We consider this recognition to be that of team effort in which you have played a significant role. We thank you for the excellence of your editing and contributions to ITJ [and] look forward to our continued collaboration and correspondence.”

Abraham Shulman, MD, Co-Editor-in-Chief
(International Tinnitus Journal)