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Although several average neuroanatomical asymmetries have been reported in the areas of the human neocortex that are thought to play important roles in language, there is no strong evidence that these anatomical asymmetries
A) occur in healthy people.
B) are related to the lateralization of language functions in individuals.
C) occur in women.
D) occur in musicians.
E) occur in the left hemisphere .

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