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Experts say local youngsters are emersed in the same culture of fast food, physical inactivity and television and video games that contributed to what health officials are calling a dangerous epidemic of overweight and unfit children throughout California. The overall idea is to become intimately familiar with the case, that is, to become emersed in the "lived experience" of the participants and to see the phenomena through their eyes. Since World War II, we have been emersed in a system of controls and regulations that have made owning rental housing in this city a nightmare. |
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mersus; see emersion.]