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"These behaviors are demonstrated by those who are blind and or visually impaired, mostly blind, and they are a set of habitual and characteristic movements that appear most often in those who are congenitally blind. And what I mean by congenitally blind is those who are born with a visual impairment, not those that have an acquired one."
"These behaviors are demonstrated by those who are blind and or visually impaired, mostly blind, and they are a set of habitual and characteristic movements that appear most often in those who are congenitally blind. And what I mean by congenitally blind is those who are born with a visual impairment, not those that have an acquired one."
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"These behaviors are demonstrated by those who are blind and or visually impaired, mostly blind, and they are a set of habitual and characteristic movements that appear most often in those who are congenitally blind. And what I mean by congenitally blind is those who are born with a visual impairment, not those that have an acquired one."
"These behaviors are demonstrated by those who are blind and or visually impaired, mostly blind, and they are a set of habitual and characteristic movements that appear most often in those who are congenitally blind. And what I mean by congenitally blind is those who are born with a visual impairment, not those that have an acquired one."