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INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS IN CHILDREN. 89. DONTRELL: A FRIENDLY BOY. Dontrell was a 5-year-old African American boy referred to our clinic by his pediatrician. Dontrell showed delays in understand - ing language, speaking, and performing daily tasks. His mother had used alcohol and other drugs during pregnancy. She
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