Her Parents Said She Has Asperger's Syndrome At the time of her disappearance, Hailey's family said she was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome.
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Thunberg, who has Asperger's syndrome, has become a celebrity since.
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He has been previously diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome and diabetes.
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Lowe gave birth again, and this daughter had Asperger's syndrome.
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She and her husband have a daughter with Asperger's syndrome.
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I was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome when I was 8.
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Will they use self-deprecating humor about life with Asperger's syndrome?
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Thunberg partially credits her Asperger's syndrome for her fierce activist nature.
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And maybe some women, as long as they don't have Asperger's syndrome.
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Asperger's Syndrome, he never appears to be suffering from any serious mental
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Thunberg was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome when she was eight years old.
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His sister, Cheyenne, who was born into foster care, has Asperger's syndrome.
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For people living with Asperger's syndrome, every social interaction can be a battle.
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Ken Kramer, Andrew's stepdad, tells us Andrew suffers from autism and Asperger's syndrome.
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William, who has Asperger's Syndrome, has felt exactly that during the past few years.
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Also, there is a lot of heavy-handed hinting that he has Asperger's syndrome.
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Sweet and contemplative, he's an adult with Asperger's syndrome, and she's a helicopter sibling.
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A man learns to deal with Asperger's syndrome, with the help of his wife.
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Asperger's syndrome, which is Greta's autism spectrum diagnosis, is frequently accompanied by other disorders.
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Knowles appeared to be insulting Thunberg for having Asperger's syndrome, an autism spectrum disorder.
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Greta Thunberg, a teenager with Asperger's syndrome who often wears pigtail braids, first protested Aug.
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In 2013 she revealed that she had been diagnosed the year before with Asperger's syndrome.
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The singer's revealed she has Asperger's Syndrome ... which her rep says caused Monday's emotional outburst.
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A number of studies have been done about the relationship between Asperger's syndrome and crime.
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When she was 3, Pérez was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome, according to the Yucatan Times.
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Thunberg has talked openly about being diagnosed with a form of autism called Asperger's syndrome.
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His Race partner, Zev Glassenberg, made headlines as the show's first contestant with Asperger's Syndrome.
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He suffered from behavioral problems and reportedly had been given a diagnosis of Asperger's syndrome.
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Another, a movie buff who wrote a play for his theater class, has Asperger's syndrome.
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Love has Asperger's syndrome, and his family has said he would commit suicide if extradited.
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It was more like a shyness so deep it resembled a form of Asperger's syndrome.
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Knowles appears to have been insulting Thunberg for having Asperger's syndrome, an autism spectrum disorder.
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" —elliem47c8e0f45 "I have Asperger's syndrome, and though I am highly functioning I still need stim objects.
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In the end, though, doctors diagnosed him with Asperger's Syndrome and told him he was obese.
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He posted YouTube videos under the name Danielle Jacobs about the problems of having Asperger's syndrome.
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It's a diverse romance not only in ethnicity but in the representation of autism and Asperger's syndrome.
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If convicted, Love, who has Asperger's Syndrome, will face a maximum penalty of 99 years in prison.
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Ms. Smith is legally blind (she can see only extremely close-up images) and has Asperger's syndrome.
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Barcellona, who has Asperger's syndrome, has been competing in pageants on and off since the age of five.
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Trump's December remarks about Thunberg, who has been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome, prompted backlash from Democratic political figures.
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Jonathon Rini told CNN's "New Day" that his brother had been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome and bipolar disorder.
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In 2012, the American Psychiatric Association officially removed Asperger's Syndrome from DMS-V, the so-called bible of psychiatry.
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In 2016, she was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder in line with what was previously known as Asperger's syndrome.
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U.S.-based software testing company Aspiritech touts the special qualities of its staff who have autism and Asperger's syndrome.
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Ian has Asperger's syndrome, and for him, that means he struggles with social interactions and motivation to go outside.
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He was so stressed and awkward onstage that people with Asperger's syndrome embraced him as one of their own.
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All four are "on the spectrum": young people with neurological conditions ranging from mild Asperger's syndrome to profound autism.
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Asperger's syndrome, a mild form of autism where those affected are relatively high-functioning, was later named after him.
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Both she and commentators have drawn parallels between her Asperger's syndrome and the passion she brings to her activism.
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The disorder's cause can range from obsessive-compulsive tendencies to Asperger's syndrome to general sensitivity to strong flavors and stimuli.
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Stella's Asperger's Syndrome makes navigating the nuances of interpersonal socializing — essentially, the entire basis of dating — a nearly insurmountable challenge.
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But Stella's Asperger's Syndrome, and the accompanying discomfort with touch and small talk, makes sex and dating difficult for her.
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Helen Hoang, who has Asperger's Syndrome herself, infuses Stella's first-person narration with the reality of being a neurodiverse individual.
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She has been diagnosed with depression, Asperger's syndrome, and selective mutism, and says she will only talk when it's necessary.
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When I was 14, I was diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder; and at 28, I learned I have Asperger's syndrome.
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No doubt some doughty psycho-biographer has decreed that the great detective was bipolar, or autistic, or had Asperger's syndrome.
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But there hasn't always been autism—or its related categories, Asperger's syndrome and (the current official term) autism-spectrum disorder.
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Thunberg has Asperger's syndrome, which she has called a "superpower" because she says it makes her view the world differently.
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Thunberg has been open about being diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome as well as ADHD, selective mutism and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Before he was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, a form of autism, in 1998, Mitchell suffered from depression and was self harming.
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"The shock is still sinking in," said Calvin, who has Asperger's syndrome and suffers with severe anxiety, clinical depression and psychosis.
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To understand how poverty limits children, consider Josh Spielberg, whose Asperger's syndrome would present challenges even if his family had money.
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The last big case concerned Gary McKinnon, a British hacker with Asperger's syndrome, who in 2012 won the right to stay put.
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"A single mother, one child, and she talked about him nonstop, about how smart he was, about his Asperger's syndrome," Klein recalled.
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A month before what happened, in 2013, she said: 'I went to a specialist and he told me I have Asperger's Syndrome'.
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One Uruguayan man with Asperger's syndrome is breaking down this stereotype, by publicly talking about his symptoms on Humans Of New York.
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The mistake made by Mr. McCollum, who has Asperger's syndrome, was driving the trains without actually being employed by the transit authority.
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Simon Stephens adapted "Curious Incident" from Mark Haddon's best-selling novel of the same name, about a young boy with Asperger's syndrome.
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These are the first lines from a poem a mother penned about her son 11-year-old son who has Asperger's syndrome.
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Wing's husband, who happened to speak German, translated it for her, and she published an account of what she called Asperger's syndrome.
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Speaking by phone Friday with CNN's "New Day," Jonathon Rini said his brother had been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome and bipolar disorder.
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Anyone who occasionally gets overly logical will identify with the hero, a genetics professor with Asperger's syndrome who goes looking for a wife.
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His idea gained worldwide attention when, in 1981, the late Dr. Lorna Wing coined the term "Asperger's Syndrome" to formally describe the condition.
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His mother told a reporter her son has Asperger's syndrome and is compulsively reliving his years as a high school sports team manager.
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Comedy might be a surprising choice for someone with Asperger's syndrome, since stereotypically, people with autism are generally regarded as socially awkward loners.
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Breman — who is the first Voice contestant with Asperger's syndrome — said his current time on the show has been years in the making.
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Jordan has Asperger's syndrome, and so he often gets pulled into his own world, one that can seem chaotic and isolated from ours.
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Spencer, who has Asperger's syndrome, attributed part of the company's growth to his condition, which he said set him apart from the competition.
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Family members told the AP that Carman has Asperger's syndrome, and that Linda thought they were going fishing closer to shore than Carman intended.
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Ms. Poésy is fine as the clipped Frenchwoman who might have Asperger's syndrome, but Mr. Dillane carries the show as the rumpled British Everyman.
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After arriving in New York City last August, Thunberg addressed the often bigoted criticism she receives from the right, particularly about her Asperger's syndrome.
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Peace palm exhaling: Reduces stress; helps kids manage sensory and/or emotionally overwhelming experiences I developed this exercise specifically for my son with Asperger's syndrome.
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"Anyone who occasionally gets overly logical will identify with the hero, a genetics professor with Asperger's Syndrome who goes looking for a wife," he writes.
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But Love, who has Asperger's syndrome, depression, and a stress-related skin condition, says his health will only get worse in an American prison cell.
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"In referring to being different, Thunberg was likely referencing her Asperger's syndrome, which she credits her fierce activist nature to and has called a "superpower.
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Diagnosed later in life with Asperger's syndrome, he writes blogs, records coaching videos and presents at conferences and support groups for the Asperger/Autism Network.
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Asperger's syndrome is widely thought of as a disorder, but this is not how I look at it, and Greta probably feels the same way.
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Diagnosed later in life with Asperger's syndrome, he writes blogs, records coaching videos and presents at conferences and support groups for the Asperger/Autism Network.
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Sarao suffers from a severe form of Asperger's syndrome, which is related to autism, according to his lawyer Roger Burlingame of the firm Kobre and Kim.
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"A lot of other jobs, you kind of have to be more like everyone else to really fit in," Mr. Hendrickson, who has Asperger's syndrome, said.
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He lives just a few floors away from her on Manhattan's Upper West Side, and his rather severe Asperger's syndrome makes him recoil from human touch.
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We also learn that Hayes may have a mild form of Asperger's syndrome and therefore, Enrich suggests, did not fully appreciate the extent of his wrongdoing.
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" Thunberg has been open about having Asperger's syndrome, tweeting in August that "I have Asperger's and that means I'm sometimes a bit different from the norm.
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In recent years, two high-profile accused hackers successfully thwarted extradition by arguing that diseases, including Asperger's syndrome, precluded their need to tried in the United States.
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I was in my late 30s when I was given a diagnosis of high-functioning autism spectrum disorder, without intellectual or language impairments — also labeled Asperger's syndrome.
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The comment appeared to refer to the fact that Thunberg has been open about having Asperger's syndrome, an autism spectrum disorder that is not a mental illness.
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But conveying emotion is no easy task for Carman, who has been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome, the symptoms of which can include a flat affect and measured speech.
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People with Asperger's syndrome struggle in social situations and with expressing themselves; they may find apps easier than one-to-one therapy because they're private and easily accessible.
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Thunberg, who has Asperger's syndrome, has since addressed global climate talks last December, the World Economic Forum in Davos in January, and has given her own TED Talk.
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They've had devout Christians, virulent racists, virgins, someone with Asperger's syndrome, a trans woman, and put them all together with people who would, of course, disagree with them.
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Ulrik Fredrik Malt, a psychiatrist and professor emeritus at Oslo University Hospital who testified in Mr. Breivik's 2012 trial, has long claimed that Mr. Breivik has Asperger's syndrome.
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Until 24, students who could meet college admission criteria would most likely have received a diagnosis of Asperger's syndrome, which has since been absorbed into autism spectrum disorder.
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According to the Irish Times, Davis had argued that, because of his recently diagnosed Asperger's Syndrome, he would be detained in an inhuman and degrading manner if extradited.
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Mr. Lanza was found to have Asperger's syndrome in 2005, but there is no evidence that people with Asperger's are more likely to commit violent crimes than others.
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Film Club In this short documentary, "Perfectly Normal," a man with Asperger's syndrome uses music and relationships to cope with daily life and to function fully in society.
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Though he had Asperger's syndrome, a mild form of autism that does not suggest violent behavior, he had never been found to have any mental illness that would.
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Mark Haddon's novel is told from the perspective of Christopher, a fifteen-year-old boy with Asperger's syndrome who is trying to solve the murder of a neighborhood dog.
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Mr. McCollum, who has Asperger's syndrome, is currently in jail at Rikers Island on charges that he stole a Greyhound bus from the Port Authority Bus Terminal last fall.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's state prosecutor's office called on Monday for the detention of eight security personnel who savagely attacked a man with Asperger's syndrome near an anti-government protest.
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The tweet drew criticism from Republicans, Democrats and political commentators who noted Thunberg has been open about having Asperger's syndrome, a social disorder that affects social and communication skills.
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Speaking of her Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism which she made public in late 2013, the star reflects on how the condition has affected her career and personal life.
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Both Morales, 19, and Jolly, 23, have Asperger's syndrome, a high-functioning form of autism characterized by average, or above average, intelligence and a difficulty socializing and communicating with others.
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When viewers first meet Julia Sasaski — the therapist of "Atypical" protagonist Sam Gardner, a suburban teenager with Asperger's syndrome navigating the difficulties of adolescence — she is even-keeled and thoughtful.
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He avoided looking at people's faces — "there's too much information there" — which may have contributed to the state's three possible diagnoses for him: Asperger's syndrome, depression or schizoid personality disorder.
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And in light of Asperger's past, a movement has sprung up, spearheaded by an 11-year-old boy with autism, to change the name from Asperger's syndrome to social communication disorder.
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Interpersonal relationships have never come easily (Stella, like author Hoang, has Asperger's syndrome) but her parents are itching for grandchildren, and she decides it's time to figure out the dating world.
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Justice Paul McDermott rejected arguments by Davis's lawyers that he was a vulnerable person who suffers from Asperger's syndrome and was a suicide risk as reasons to reject the extradition request.
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His concerned mother, Dierdre Wolownick (one of whose favorite sayings, Mr. Honnold recalls, was "Almost doesn't count"), wonders if he has Asperger's syndrome, but the man himself is unfazed by speculation.
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Disability At about the halfway point of "Perfectly Normal," the artful short documentary about a man with Asperger's syndrome, there is a rare filmic experience of the sensory overload of autism.
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Earlier this year, Venus made a series of Instagram posts responding to further accusations: one reads "I'M NOT AN ANIMAL ABUSER," while another dispels claims of an eating disorder, Asperger's Syndrome, and alcoholism.
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In court, his lawyer argued that he suffered from Asperger's syndrome and had trouble distinguishing right from wrong, a dubious defense that the judge nevertheless accepted, handing Rist a one-year suspended sentence.
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But Mr. Irving's subtext is a criminal justice system that has no way to deal with an offender like Mr. McCollum, who has Asperger's syndrome, other than to keep throwing him in prison.
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Autism and Asperger's syndrome, which is often considered a high-functioning form of autism, can manifest through a wide spectrum of symptoms; the severity and range of consequences vary depending on the individual.
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Hayes, 0003, who has been diagnosed with mild Asperger's syndrome, appeared agitated during the court session on Tuesday and frequently passed notes through the gaps in the glass-walled dock to his legal team.
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Over the three-year study period, about 2.4 percent of children and teens had ASD, a collection of diagnoses that can include Asperger's syndrome, autism and other developmental disorders that impact communication and behavior.
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Many people who are socially isolated, as a result of abuse, personal quirks or developmental differences such as Asperger's syndrome, establish social networks through their screens that would be impossible to find in person.
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His stutter led public schools in Far Rockaway, Queens, to put him into classes with children with Asperger's syndrome, dyslexia, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and other conditions that other children around him often mocked.
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A self-described introvert, Thunberg was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome four years ago and also has selective mutism — a severe anxiety disorder in which a person is unable to speak in certain social situations.
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Her family told authorities that Hailey, who had been diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, had left a diary behind that allegedly detailed her plan to run away with a 32-year-old man she met online.
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A 24-year-old transgender man with Asperger's Syndrome was shot and killed in Arizona on Thursday after allegedly lunging towards police with a knife during an incident in his home, police tell PEOPLE. Det.
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Thunberg, who was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome at a young age, heard about climate change at 8 years old and said she became instantly concerned to the point that she plunged into depression over it.
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After meeting at camp, Noah Britton, Ethan Finlan, Jack Hanke and New Michael Ingemi formed Asperger's Are Us, a sketch-comedy troupe that also offers postperformance talks about their experiences as comedians with Asperger's syndrome.
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Ms. Lewis, a Landry parent of three, said that her son Dawson, who has Asperger's syndrome, left T.M. Landry for another private school this fall, and that he had finally found peers who embraced his quirkiness.
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Greta Thunberg has recently drawn attention for being named Time Magazine's Person of the Year and she has openly talked about how her Asperger's syndrome diagnosis makes her different, and how being different is a superpower.
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Many of these young people still receive torrents of scorn and harassment based on their age and gender — Thunberg, who has Asperger's syndrome, also deals with ableist abuse from online trolls and Fox News commentators alike.
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Her son, an intelligent and outgoing boy with Asperger's syndrome, seemed to have no place of acceptance outside of home, and was facing the increasing isolation often prevalent in the lives of teens on the autism spectrum.
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"The penal investigation was begun due to a video on social media from the morning of Friday, July 14, showing the victim, who suffers from Asperger's syndrome, attacked by a group of policemen and soldiers," it said.
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Her parents are itching for grandchildren, but interpersonal relationships have never come easily to Lane (she, like author Hoang, has Asperger's syndrome) so she decides to call in a pro to help as she navigates the dating world.
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Hayes, who was diagnosed with mild Asperger's syndrome shortly before his London trial last year, is a gifted mathematician who traded yen-denominated interest rate derivatives tied to Libor - essentially betting against others on the direction of rates.
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The film focuses on the sketch troupe of the title, comedians who are on the autism spectrum and have been performing in and around Boston for years after meeting at a summer camp for those with Asperger's syndrome.
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Ms. Grisham said on Friday that there was a distinction between someone mentioning the name of the youngest Trump child at a congressional hearing, and the president mocking Ms. Thunberg, who has Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism.
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Ms. Grisham said on Friday that there was a distinction between someone mentioning the name of the youngest Trump child at a congressional hearing, and the president mocking Ms. Thunberg, who has Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism.
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Michael Spielberg, a Sam's Club attendant, also received only a partial credit, while his son, Josh, who has Asperger's syndrome, doubled up on classes, hoping to graduate early and turn his job bagging groceries into full-time work.
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According to Inge, shortly before she died, Monica told her she believed she had Asperger's syndrome, a milder autism spectrum disorder —a condition also suffered by her character in the Spanish-language telenovela La mujer perfecta (The Perfect Woman).
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For starters, I'd have taught the people around me what Asperger's Syndrome actually is, and to not be too hasty with me in meeting tight deadlines or absolutely having to attend a gig to see a hot new band.
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Her 21-year-old son, Micah Fletcher, a student at Portland State University, had always stood up against bullies since he was often a target of harassment himself, because of his Asperger's syndrome (a mild form of autism), Margie tells PEOPLE.
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" In Johnson's Los Angeles, the handymen aren't desperate undocumented immigrants but Juilliard-trained pianists with Adonis-like profiles, and children who display all the signs of Asperger's syndrome — as does Frank — are referred to as "eccentric" and "an odd duck.
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Prosecutors presented Hayes, who was diagnosed with mild Asperger's syndrome shortly before his trial began last May, as the ringleader of a dishonest scam to fix Libor with brokers and other traders to benefit his trading book between 2006 and 2010.
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The only problem, of course, is that he isn't one—McCollum has been diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, which his lawyers and defenders say plays a key role in his pattern of criminal behavior, an "obsession" he just can't seem to shake.
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Lauri Love, who has Asperger's syndrome, is accused of involvement in a series of hacks in 2012 and 2013 into computers at agencies including the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the U.S. army, the Missile Defense Agency and the Federal Reserve.
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Lauri Love, 31, who has Asperger's syndrome, is accused of involvement in a series of hacks in 2012 and 2013 into computers at agencies including the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the U.S. army, the Missile Defense Agency and the Federal Reserve.
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"When she was playing Micaela's character in La mujer perfecta, where she played a young woman with Asperger's Syndrome, she had several interviews with specialists and with people who had that syndrome, and she identified with them a lot," reveals her mother.
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" (Asperger's syndrome is no longer used as a separate diagnosis, but is considered part of the autism spectrum.) Dr. May said, "Just because you or I might find things funny, it doesn't mean we have more or less of a sense of humor.
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Returning home to his hardscrabble Philadelphia neighborhood, Mark works to reconnect with his unconventional mother (Cheri Honkala, an antipoverty advocate and the 2012 Green Party nominee for vice president) and his half brother (Guillermo Santos), a troubled 10-year-old dealing with depression and Asperger's syndrome.
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For decades, autism was defined by the psychiatric establishment as a form of childhood psychosis akin to schizophrenia, and teenagers and adults in this country were unlikely to receive a diagnosis of autism until the introduction of the concept of Asperger's syndrome in the early 1990s.
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The family members were visiting Nathan, who has Asperger's syndrome -- a high-functioning form of autism -- and was hospitalized in a psychiatric facility in Hartford Mount Sinai at the time, when an argument broke out over the direction of care for Nathan, and financial issues, according to Klein.
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The Game Is Afoot Mark Haddon's "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," a book written for adults that features a 15-year-old narrator with Asperger's syndrome, could work for all three of you, as long as you can roll with a smattering of swears.
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She recalled how one of her online dates had made a wayward joke about Asperger's Syndrome after learning that one of her sisters had it, and another went off to Spain for a couple of months after spending a blissful time with her, and she never heard from him again.
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Lauri Love, who has Asperger's syndrome and suffers from depression, appealed a 2016 decision to extradite him to the U.S. on the basis that the U.S. prison system was ill-equipped to provide the necessary care, which involves a complex regimen of medication that would be easier to maintain in a U.K. jail.
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Photo: Herwig Czech/Molecular AutismThe term "Asperger's syndrome" will never be heard the same way again, owing to new research showing that Hans Asperger—the Austrian pediatrician for whom the disorder was named—was an active participant in the Nazi eugenics program, recommending that patients deemed "not fit for life" be sent to a notorious children's "euthanasia" clinic.
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Hayes, a gifted mathematician with mild Asperger's syndrome, was initially sentenced to 14 years in prison in 2015 for conspiracy to rig the London interbank offered rate (Libor), a benchmark for rates on around $450 trillion worth of loans worldwide, while working as a Tokyo-based trader for UBS Group AG and Citigroup Inc from 2006 to 2010.
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During this time, the diagnostic categories changed — Asperger's syndrome and pervasive developmental disorder, diagnostic categories that once included many children, are no longer used, and we now consider all these children (and adults) to have autism spectrum disorder, or A.S.D. The salient diagnostic characteristics of A.S.D. are persistent problems with social communication, including problems with conversation, with nonverbal communication and social cues, and with relationships, together with restricted repetitive behavior patterns, including repetitive movements, rigid routines, fixated interests and sensory differences.
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