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CR - Brain Abnormality 11 Aug 2004, 16:46
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CR - Brain Abnormality 11 Aug 2004, 17:25
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Would seem to be A. Basically weaking the correlation by saying that the brain anomolies of the group are not unusual conditions.
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CR - Brain Abnormality 11 Aug 2004, 17:39
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An easy one. A it is as said by Sigepuci
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CR - Brain Abnormality 12 Aug 2004, 19:53
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A for me as well. This is the only statement that weakens the argument.



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