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Blind reader

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1.A post-office clerk whose duty is to decipher obscure addresses.


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Authorities were spreading rumours that the flyers had been sprayed with radioactive material which could blind readers, the group said.
The performance on phoneme-deletion tasks by congenitally blind readers of braille in high school is not qualitatively different from the performance of their peers who are sighted.
In 1935 Congress raised its annual appropriation for the Library of Congress's services for the blind from $100,000 to $175,000, and the first 157 print volumes were selected for recording as talking books for blind readers.
 
 
 
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