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Deaf culture / Language interpretation / Assistive technology / Cultural competence / Deafness / Video remote interpreting / Limited English proficiency / Interpreter / Sign language / Hearing loss / Translation
Date: 2016-05-23 13:33:45
Deaf culture
Language interpretation
Assistive technology
Cultural competence
Deafness
Video remote interpreting
Limited English proficiency
Interpreter
Sign language
Hearing loss
Translation

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