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Builders should also be aware that anything which contains formaldehyde causes a cross-sensitivity to mercury and many children these days are subclinically mercury toxic, even aside from children with autism.

CA Study Cites Chemicals in the Home as Possible Autism Trigger 2009

I wonder how many people out there are subclinically deficient in A.

Rebuttal to the PCRM | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. 2009

Their physical and psychological landscapes have been disfigured by inscrutable "others" from a distant part of the world, and they are deeply traumatized and subclinically paranoid.

Dr. Martha Stout: George Bush's Paranoia War 2008

"An additional 10 percent of people may suffer subclinically, with milder 'winter blues' symptoms," according to Brown, who suggests three sensible, easy steps to making winter tolerable.

Penn State Live 2010

Animals may be acutely, chronically or subclinically affected.

Media Newswire 2010

The only measure in our political system that prevents the election of the subclinically insane is the supposed common sense of the electorate.

Blogposts | guardian.co.uk Simon Jeffery 2010

The only measure in our political system that prevents the election of the subclinically insane is the supposed common sense of the electorate.

Blogposts | guardian.co.uk Simon Jeffery 2010

"An additional 10 percent of people may suffer subclinically, with milder 'winter blues' symptoms," according to Brown, who suggests three sensible, easy steps to making winter tolerable.

Penn State Live 2010

The only measure in our political system that prevents the election of the subclinically insane is the supposed common sense of the electorate.

Blogposts | guardian.co.uk Simon Jeffery 2010

The only measure in our political system that prevents the election of the subclinically insane is the supposed common sense of the electorate.

Blogposts | guardian.co.uk Simon Jeffery 2010