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Deaf people don't have more trouble dialling than hearing people, so I'm not sure this is a good point. How about: Combined with a text telephone (in the USA generally called a TTY) which converts typed characters into tones which may be sent over the telephone line, the deaf person is able to communicate immediately at a distance. Together with "relay" services (where an operator reads what the deaf person types and types what a hearing person says) the deaf person is then given access to eveyone's telephone, not just those of people who posess text telephones. |
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