Title of Paper
	Dagobert W. McScrooge1, Daisy J. Duck2, and Donald R. Duck2 ; No titles like M.D. etc.; please give full first name and not only initials
	1Department of Parapsychology and Neuro-Imaging, Entenhausen School of Medicine 2Department of Duck Psychoanalysis, Entenhausen, C.A.
	Corresponding author: Daisy J. Duck, M.D., Ph.D. (full title), Department of Parapsychology and Neuro-Imaging, Entenhausen School of Medicine, 5th Ave., Entenhausen, C.A.., dduck@enten.de
	Abstract
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	Key Words: ducks, geese
	Acknowledgements: The study was supported by a grant of Walt Disney Industries, Entenhausen
	Received: July 8, 1997 (Insert day of submission)
	Published: Leave blank
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	Brausepulver B. Psychiatry today. La Paz: Psychiatric Press 1991 Neumann AE, Neumann BB, Neumann C. Lithium: an overview. J Irreproducible Results 1996;1:34-37 Reinhardt DJ. Jazz therapy. In: Armstrong L, Holliday B (eds) Music therapy for psychiatric disorders. London: Acapella Press; 1991:20-40