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We also thank the editorial staff at the Nature Reviews Neuroscience for their continuous help in organizing the manuscript.

We would like to extend our gratitude to Prof. Eilika Weber-Ban and Dr. Wolfgang Kress (ETH Zurich) for their continuous help with the fluorescence experiments.

The immense mouse sampling would not be possible without many colleagues and local farmers, which are acknowledged for their continuous help in the field.

We wish to thank Aaron McDonough, Peter Campbell, Ondrej Hlinka and CSIRO Advanced Scientific Computing for their continuous help and support.

A very small number of families experience such intractable problems that they require almost continuous help from personal social services.

Aubailly and all the personnel of the Animal Facility of the NeuroCentre Magendie, M. Biguerie of the technical service of the NeuroCentre Magendie, the personnel from the Bordeaux Imaging Center and V. Morales for continuous help.

The company reasons that after 90 days, your problem might be self-induced and that without a time limit there could be "an undue cost burden on our products, forcing us to raise our prices for all consumers instead of the few that need continuous help," wrote Mark Wilhelm, a vice president at Sling Media, in an e-mail message to the Haggler.

Giovanni Coppola and Giancarlo Fatigati, University Suor Orsola Benincasa are thanked for continuous help and support during the project.

By allowing users to send an unlimited number of messages to a qualified therapist, the startup also hopes that it can provide more immediate and continuous help to users.

The authors wish to thank Caroline Rogiers and Robin Maene for excellent technical assistance and Dr. Malena Serrano for her continuous help.

The Glasgow Outcome Scale comprises the following scores: 1, death; 2, persistent vegetative state; 3, severe disability (minimally conscious state, severe motor deficit, aphasia and need for continuous help); 4, moderate disability; and 5, good recovery.