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What a Korean team learned at the Helen Keller National Center
From checking doors with your forearm to how DeafBlind people use the internet
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- ResearchWhat a Korean team learned at the Helen Keller National CenterFrom checking doors with your forearm to how DeafBlind people use the internet
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