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Quality of life includes friendship

This is a letter to the editor which discusses the difference between the naturalness of friendship and paid contact in human services. The writer argues that the qualities of friendship cannot be duplicated in a paid situation.

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    Author
    Freak, Lesley
    Publisher
    TEC
    Publication date
    1/03/1993
    Origin
    Australia
    Source
    TEC Newsletter Number 18
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