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Crying typically peaks atA)3 weeks. B)6 weeks. C)3 months. D)6 months.

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Crying typically peaks atA)3 weeks. B)6 weeks. C)3 months. D)6 months.

Crying typically peaks at
A)   3 weeks.
B)   6 weeks.
C)   3 months.
D)   6 months.

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