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Who’s Pulling
Your Strings?
Other books by Dr. Harriet Braiker
The September 11 Syndrome
The Disease to Please
Lethal Lovers and Poisonous People
Getting Up When You’re Feeling Down
The Type E Woman
Who’s Pulling
Your Strings?
How to Break the Cycle
of Manipulation and Regain
Control of Your Life
Harriet B. Braiker, Ph.D.
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