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"Alright, so, for example, in the constant contact technique, the cane tip rolls from side to side while keeping constant contact with the ground. Just so you all know, the white cane is an international symbol that lets users know that the user has sighted loss. So do any of y'all know people that are visually. Excuse me, it's been a long day. I'm sorry. Visually impaired or use a white cane?"
"Alright, so, for example, in the constant contact technique, the cane tip rolls from side to side while keeping constant contact with the ground. Just so you all know, the white cane is an international symbol that lets users know that the user has sighted loss. So do any of y'all know people that are visually. Excuse me, it's been a long day. I'm sorry. Visually impaired or use a white cane?"
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"Alright, so, for example, in the constant contact technique, the cane tip rolls from side to side while keeping constant contact with the ground. Just so you all know, the white cane is an international symbol that lets users know that the user has sighted loss. So do any of y'all know people that are visually. Excuse me, it's been a long day. I'm sorry. Visually impaired or use a white cane?"
"Alright, so, for example, in the constant contact technique, the cane tip rolls from side to side while keeping constant contact with the ground. Just so you all know, the white cane is an international symbol that lets users know that the user has sighted loss. So do any of y'all know people that are visually. Excuse me, it's been a long day. I'm sorry. Visually impaired or use a white cane?"