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    Stammering and Stuttering Tends to Disappear by Adulthood in
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Stammering and Stuttering Tends to Disappear by Adulthood in

Question 16

Question 16

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Stammering and stuttering tends to disappear by adulthood in


A) 20% of cases
B) 40% of cases
C) 60% of cases
D) 80% of cases

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