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  • 1Ms. Gotham and Drs. Risi and Lord are with the University of Michigan Autism and Communication Disorders Center; Dr. Dawson is with the University of Washington; Drs. Tager-Flusberg and Joseph are with Boston University School of Medicine; Dr. Carter is with the University of Massachusetts; Dr. Hepburn is with University of Colorado Health Sciences Center; Dr. McMahon is with the University of Utah; Drs. Rodier and Hyman are with University of Rochester Medical Center; Dr. Sigman is with University of California, Los Angeles; Dr. Rogers is with the University of California, Davis M.I.N.D. Institute; Dr. Landa is with Kennedy Krieger Institute; Drs. Spence and Osann and Ms. Flodman are with University of California, Irvine; Dr. Volkmar is with the Yale Child Study Center; Drs. Hollander and Buxbaum are with the Mount Sinai School of Medicine; and Dr. Pickles is with the University of Manchester..

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