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| In these cases the non-visual senses might be seen as providing a necessary adjunct to the sense of sight. In the novel, however, somehow the sense of touch replaces the sense of sight. Residents with hearing impairment must rely much more on their sense of sight than do those who can hear Those residents may ask to park in an area that is open and not obstructed by walls of landscaping. |
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