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Deaf people at work: assessment of communication among deaf and hearing persons in work settings

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Pages 128-139 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Linda I. Rosa-Lugo & Barbara J. Ehren. (2018) Impact of Escalating Literacy Demands on English Learners With Hearing Loss. Topics in Language Disorders 38:3, pages 171-193.
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