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We are grateful for assistance in the design and implementation of multiple comparisons from Jason C. Hsu, Department of Statistics, Ohio State University and for the guidance of James L. Rosenberger, Statistics Department, The Pennsylvania State University, in developing the Balanced ANOVA, Analysis of Covariance, and General Linear Models procedures.