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Furthermore, since the participants developed their concepts of the world not only through their perceptions, but through the logic they learned from language, they presented perceptional demands similar to those of sighted people.
The study connects her difficulties with spelling, which originally brought her to his attention, to the more fundamental perceptional deficit; reports on the effects of visual variables such as exposure duration and flicker; discusses effects of the perceptual deficit on the subject's reading performance; and compares the case to other reported deficits in processing visual location.
When millions of people are killed, wounded, and displaced by an unambiguous US agenda to achieve political and economic gains using violence, the issue then is much bigger than a simple perceptional problem that may have led "many Muslims to view the West as hostile to the traditions of Islam.
 
 
 
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