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Cherith (kēr`ĭth), in the Bible, brook flowing into the Jordan opposite Samaria.

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SL Ramey, PhD, is Susan H Mayer Professor of Child and Family Studies, Georgetown University, and Director, CHERITH, Georgetown Center on Health and Education, Washington, DC.

Pediatric constraint-induced movement therapy for a young child with ... by Taub, Edward / Physical Therapy

She has been director of Camp Cherith in the Adirondacks since 1979 and has served on staff there since 1970.

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She has been director of Camp Cherith in the Adirondacks since 1979, and has served on staff there since 1970.

Dealing with discipline by Halliday, Nancy / Camping Magazine

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