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doi: 10.15288/jsad.2014.75.1047.
Keeping the case open: responding to DeJong and Blanchette's "Case closed" on the minimum legal drinking age in the United States
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Keeping the case open: responding to DeJong and Blanchette's "Case closed" on the minimum legal drinking age in the United States
J Stud Alcohol Drugs.
2014 Nov.
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