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AUT
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AUTAbrams Upgrade Tank
AUTAction Unreal Tournament
AUTAdvanced Unit Training
AUTAmirkabir University of Technology (Tehran, Iran)
AUTAntenna Under Test
AUTApplication Under Test
AUTAssociation of University Teachers
AUTAuckland University of Technology
AUTAustria
AUTAuthentication
AUTAutism
AUTAutomated Ultrasonic Test
AUTAutomorphism (mathematics)
AUTAutomotive Technology
AUTAutoroute (Canada Post road designation)
AUTAutumn
AUTAuxiliary Aircraft Landing Training Ship
AUTAutomatic Control
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Children with autism show severe social difficulties, language problems, and repetitive behaviors.
Autism's DNA trail: gene variant tied to developmental disorder by Bower, B. / Science News
A Valencia doctor who specializes in autism said Tuesday there is no medical evidence linking the disorder with additives found in McDonald's french fries, a connection at the center of a lawsuit filed on behalf of a boy who ate them at a local store.
DOCTOR: EVIDENCE DOESN'T SUPPORT FRENCH-FRY CLAIMS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
The connection was boosted by a report published in 2001 by autism activist Sallie Bernard, who argued that the mercury in the vaccine preservative thimerosal was "a novel form of mercury poisoning" responsible for autism.
Foul shot? Autism and the MMR vaccine by Bailey, Ronald / Reason
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