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... tones and interpretations of characters . Another advantage is the ability to include both literate and illiterate , handicapped and nonhandicapped seniors in the activity . Those who are unable to read may provide the sound effects and ...
... tones and interpretations of characters . Another advantage is the ability to include both literate and illiterate , handicapped and nonhandicapped seniors in the activity . Those who are unable to read may provide the sound effects and ...
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