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impairments

noun as in breakage

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In a 2020 study Hart coauthored in Frontiers of Psychology reviewing the evidence behind the latter point, the authors reported that the changes in cognition that were observed among children whose mothers smoked cannabis in pregnancy still fell in a normal clinical range and concluded that “the current evidence does not suggest that prenatal cannabis exposure alone is associated with clinically significant cognitive functioning impairments.”

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Some people think that people that have visual impairments can't really do anything or can't do much with their life beside piano tuning.

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One student said: "Some people think that people that have visual impairments can't really do anything or can't do much with their life beside piano tuning."

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Although Riedel and her colleagues have mild learning impairments – they can mostly speak English well, and travel without support – some things are a challenge.

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“We’re seeing a lot of signs — odd behavior — and people doing all kinds of things to cover for his impairments,” Lee said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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