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| You've got to remember that common sense is not factored into the intelligence quotient. Taking these core attributes into consideration, SF trainers will judge a candidate in three quantifiable areas, the first being his intelligence quotient, or IQ. The results show SGA children breastfed exclusively for six months had better performance intelligence quotient (IQ) scores at five years of age than those who were breastfed for less than 12 weeks. |
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