The New York Times Agency May 2010
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RETRANSMISSION ON WEDESNDAY, FEB. 2, 2005 TO CHANGE DATELINE TO UNDATED -- SUBJECT DOES NOT WISH FOR HER LOCATION TO BE DISCLOSED -- (NYT24) UNDATED -- Dec. 19, 2004 -- SUB-AUTISM-SCHOOL-2 -- Jane Meyerding, an autistic woman who has a clerical job at the University of Washington, says ''Behaviors are so often attempts to communicate.'' The view of autism as an alternative form of brain wiring, with its own benefits and drawbacks, rather than a devastating disorder in need of curing is a view supported by an increasingly vocal group of adult autistics, including some who cannot use speech to communicate and have been institutionalized because of their condition. (Tim Shaffer/The New York Times)
CENA MINIMALNA - 100 USD
2005-02-02
EAST NEWS
The New York Times Agency
Tim Shaffer/The New York Times/Redux
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