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hearing impaired

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hearing impaired
Euph. deaf or nearly deaf. This program is closed-captioned for our hearing-impaired viewers. His mother happens to be hearing impaired, so he learned to sign at an early age.
See also: hearing, impaired
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The service, initially used to support the organisation of the 21st Summer Deaflympics held in Taipei on 5-15 September 2009, is expected to benefit over 200,000 deaf and hearing impaired people in Taiwan.
Online sign language interpretation service launched by IBM and ... by Worldwide Computer Products News
The other institution is Al-Amal school in Madaba which includes 17 male and 13 female students, and offers resources for the hearing impaired up to 7th grade.
The plight of Jordan's hearing-impaired youth by The Star (Amman, Jordan)
Byline: Margaret Cartmell MY SON, who is deaf, was one of the first children in 1991 to go to Shenley Hearing Impaired Unit.
Letter: Your Say - Shenley Court unit by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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