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К тому времени, как книга дойдет до книжных полок читателей, скорее всего, Центр аутизма при Вашингтонском университете, а также организованные «Майкрософтом» центры продвинутся в своих исследованиях. Интернет-источники, вероятно, представляют собой лучший путь для отслеживания новостей об их нынешних проектах.
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