Thus, swimming should not be discouraged in people with epilepsy or any other physical disability. |
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And Diamond got a chance to reach for the stars after Miami inventor Ivan Yaeger heard about her disability. |
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An accident of birth like ethnic origins, or an illness or disability or sexual preference, have been endowed with tremendous significance. |
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A prolonged admission is likely to result in profound weakness and physical disability. |
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She says he then lectured them about disability and said the wheelchairs are for disabled people only. |
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Despite his disability he helped set up Scotland's first wheelchair rugby team. |
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Such a delay would leave a child unnecessarily at risk of death and disability from whooping cough and Hib disease. |
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A child with a learning disability may have goals in the areas of improving reading and math skills. |
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A woman on disability benefits narrowly missed being hurt by a youth firing an air rifle. |
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However, the customer is lying down as a result of a disability rather than alcoholic consumption. |
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Interventions that target specific aspects of disability assist the child's reintegration into the school environment. |
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Demands are made on parents relinquish custody of their disabled child in return for funding for support services for a disability. |
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The majority of ambulatory older patients who visit primary care physicians are without severe disability. |
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Not that that will worry the 26-year-old Swede, who, despite a speech disability, is as amenable and communicative as Webb is often abrasive. |
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Could you advise on any source of help regarding what essentially amounts to an invisible disability. |
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It was held that the defendant remained responsible for the initial disability after the amputation. |
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Insufficient training on disability during medical school and residency complicates this process. |
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As he entered old age Philp reacted to increasing disability and frailty with typical resilience and dignity. |
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Pat and his wife, Eva, have a 22-year-old daughter, Lisa, who has a profound disability called Angelman syndrome. |
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On the day that patients regained consciousness, most had no residual disability, although some seemed to have retrograde or anterograde amnesia. |
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In case of retrenchment or disability due to accident, the premium is waived. |
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These cases about federal and state disability law raise the question of what anti-discrimination statutes ought to be about. |
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But right-thinking Americans don't believe that being gay is a disability or anything shameful. |
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They may have a nonverbal learning disability, Asperger's syndrome, high-functioning autism, mild retardation or traumatic brain damage. |
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An occupational therapist is employed to assess the individual abilities and needs of people living with a disability. |
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But in social security the biggest scam is people pretending to have a disability that they do not have, rather than assuming another name. |
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Certain benefits, such as those embracing unemployment, disability and maternity, have always had conditions attached. |
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We deal with attendance allowance, disability living allowance, mobility allowance and war pensions. |
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If you are caring for someone receiving a disability or attendance allowance, you may be able to apply for this. |
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We process disability living allowance and attendance allowance claims for disabled and elderly people. |
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I teach and supervise students who want to become speech therapists and audiologists, so my students are sensitive to my disability. |
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The cash will be available to local authorities, charities and disability groups. |
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Cyclists are ranked according to their disability and face fierce competition on traditional bikes, three wheeled bikes or tandems. |
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The provincial Welfare Department had agreed to re-instate, with backpay, the disability grants of all those who qualified. |
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Mary's defence of mental disability was one that was tenable at law, if the evidence supported it. |
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The rate of deciding to terminate a pregnancy is also high when the specific disability of the fetus is known. |
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If the condition found cannot be treated, or if it causes severe disability in the child, the parents may decide to terminate the pregnancy. |
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Keith's achievements have made him something of a role model, bearing testament to the fact that his disability is incidental to his life. |
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When you think benefits, think bare-bones basics like a retirement plan, as well as health, dental, disability, and life insurance. |
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The winners were chosen for showing bravery in the face of disability, illness or selfless devotion to others. |
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He then gradually lost sensation in his right arm, hand and leg, with marked motor disability of his right hand, and developed dizziness. |
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The Foundation fights death and disability from meningitis and septicaemia and supports people affected by the diseases. |
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We are also asked to believe that, out of shame at his daughter's disability, he mewed her and her late mother up in ever smaller, tighter rooms. |
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A sevenfold increase in the risk of severe or moderate disability remained after birth weight and gestational age were controlled for. |
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Over the past five years, the number of Swedes under 35 claiming long-term disability increased more than sevenfold. |
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Babies born at 25 weeks and less are at high risk of death, a long, tortuous journey through life, and disability. |
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In addition to race, gender, sexual orientation, disability and whatnot, we need to add genetic heritage. |
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The burden of migraine includes suffering and disability because only a few migraineurs are actually receiving state-of-the-art treatment. |
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This disability gives a lot of people the shivers, and most of them think me unable to play golf. |
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Today, five of the ten leading causes of disability worldwide are mental illnesses. |
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He has not let the disability stop him from living life to the full, however, and already holds the British record for shot-put. |
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The Labour MP has branded the fines dolled out for breach of disability laws as a mockery of the government's zero tolerance policy. |
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He was also a former presenter of the BBC Radio Four disability programme Does He Take Sugar? |
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Doctors look for skin disease, serious disability, anthropathy, lymph problems, struma tumefaction and icterus. |
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This King, of course, was a sickly neurotic, whom every day brought nearer to complete mental disability. |
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He now lives on a permanent disability pension with his wife, their two children and his mother-in-law. |
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The nerve damage affects sensory, motor, and autonomic function and progressively leads to impairments and disability. |
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The boundary between the two degrees of disability obviously is blurred, and reasonable people will often disagree about a particular case. |
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In fact, he offered no medical evidence at all to support his sweeping, general assertions of disability and unemployability. |
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The main body of complaints of unfitness to practice by reason of physical or mental disability were linked to substance abuse, she said. |
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Among psychiatric illnesses, bipolar disorder ranks second only to major unipolar depression as a cause of global disability. |
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The former will prohibit any discrimination based on gender, contracted workers' status, nationality, disability and old-school ties. |
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A common characteristic of hypochondriascism and valetudinarianism is that both possess exaggerated fears about potential disability. |
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The way I look at it, if you have a disability, then you can either lie in bed and feel sorry for yourself, or you get up and get on with it. |
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An award-winning special constable with an outstanding arrest record has launched a landmark disability discrimination case. |
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A large, bipartisan majority in congress supports a bill to fix this, providing full pension and disability for these deserving vets. |
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Our manipulation, casting and splinting procedure has never resulted in any disability for the patient. |
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It has a nosological status and is clearly associated with suffering, ill health, and disability. |
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He had a great sense of life and, although he had a disability of his own, he did not let that affect him. |
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Rob has also been forced to adapt to a life in which he now has a disability. |
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Lisa and her husband have three children, each of whom has a disability of some kind. |
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I think we may be observing the general social norm that frowns on age discrimination and accommodates disability. |
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Physical and occupational therapy should be initiated to reduce long-term disability from scarring and contractures. |
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For so much of the tragedy in disability is created by a society which needlessly handicaps us. |
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Comprehensive geriatric assessments can delay the onset of disability and decrease permanent nursing home stays. |
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Scholars have identified a number of persisting stereotypical representations of disability. |
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More than 3,2million South Africans are currently receiving an old-age pension, a disability grant or a child support grant. |
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We are opposed to discrimination on the grounds of gender, religion, sexuality, race, and disability. |
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Depending on the nature of the specific disability, the student may benefit from oral instruction, written instruction, or demonstration. |
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Both of these regimens have been clearly shown to improve pain and disability in osteoarthritis of the knee. |
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Since 1990, the Sisters of Charity of Jesus and Mary have provided a day service, centred in Abbeyleix, for adults with intellectual disability. |
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In the result he suffered severe post natal asphyxia which resulted in very severe disability due to cerebral palsy. |
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I further certify that the establishment making this application carries workers' compensation insurance and disability insurance as required. |
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Firms with more than 50 employees are required to hew to certain quotas based on race, gender, and physical disability. |
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However he had a happy disposition and bore his disability with a cheerful smile. |
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As of February 1996, some 6 months after separation, he became entitled to superannuation, by virtue of that disability. |
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This may have enormous sociopsychological impact and cause physical disability. |
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Autism is a lifelong developmental disability that affects the way a person communicates and relates to people around them. |
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Autism is a life-long developmental disability that affects the way a person relates and interacts to people around them. |
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Subsequently she has become very well known for overcoming the disability caused by the accident and carrying out charity work. |
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Aspirin is known to help reduce the disability caused by a stroke and to prevent further strokes. |
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For Liam, every game is a victory as he battles to overcome his disability. |
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It was necessary for him to show that he was under a disability on and from the date of the accident. |
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A majority of those on welfare are on disability or sole parent support pensions. |
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The fact that the defendant is under a disability is, in the end, it seems to me, a neutral point. |
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The consent order recited that no person affected by the order was under a legal disability. |
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It is the imposition of a harsh term in a circumstance where someone is in a disability. |
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The situation was so disconcerting to Wade that he suffered a nervous breakdown and went on disability. |
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The disability is imposed upon the caste and as a member of the caste that is his lot. |
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There is no issue with the value of the long-term disability once it is found to be property. |
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Fractures of the hip and spine frequently require hospitalization and surgery, and can result in permanent disability. |
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Death and disability claims on insurance policies are being subjected to more intense scrutiny than was the case ten years ago. |
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In another day and another war, he might have been put out to pasture as a wounded vet with a VA disability pension. |
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The character is a form of idiot savant who combines the disability with the compensating special powers. |
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It is demeaning to be wholly dependent on others, and unfair that temporary disability is penalised. |
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There's something very different about the perception of pain or perception of disability when you believe and expect that a treatment will work. |
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The treatment of Esmeralda's pernicious anemia reduced her disability and much improved her quality of life. |
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Here is where I feel the need to point out the difference between disability and impairment. |
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State law prohibits discriminating on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin or disability. |
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Another common caveat to incontestability clauses limits the period of disability. |
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The bath is open all day, making it possible for me to go swimming with a disability, not inconveniencing others. |
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Tom has been a committed and dedicated campaigner for awareness, facilities and compliance with disability requirements for many years. |
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Staff members in the programs described have been educated in disability issues and how they might be addressed in a community college. |
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In my more sighted days, little would have induced me to listen to a radio programme on disability. |
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The problem is complicated by the fact these workers are ineligible for other forms of disability benefits unless they are enrolled in a program. |
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Clients are people who are unable to use regular public transport because of physical and sometimes mental disability or infirmity. |
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Health expenses means expenditure on the diagnosis, prevention or treatment of illness, injury, infirmity or disability. |
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We also looked at dedicated smoking rooms in hospital care institutions, residential disability care institutions, and rest homes. |
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Allowing a swimmer to use a fin would send a message that his impairment is a disability and not just a characteristic of who he is as a person. |
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Lack of medical intervention can lead to disability, pain, and reduced functioning. |
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Adults with disability or conditions such as alcoholism may also require extended convalescence and careful discharge planning. |
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Naturally, this disability is attended by irritations, inconveniences, and some significant professional frustrations. |
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Since the 1960s, there has been a veritable flood tide of literature pertaining to parental adjustment to a child with a disability. |
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It was not possible for them to imagine disability in relationship to folk culture and folklife. |
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The building needs to comply with the disability discrimination act that comes into force at the end of the month. |
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For an older person a hip fracture is a devastating injury that greatly increases disability and mortality. |
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If you're interested in politics, you're interested in poverty, pensions, full employment and disability. |
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The worth of the person is not affected by disease, disability, functional status, or proximity to death. |
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The games continue this week with the disability swimming gala, along with basketball and angling qualifiers. |
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This views a disabled person as limited more by society's prejudices than by the actual disability. |
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She suffered partial deafness from birth, a disability which intensified with age. |
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Many couples with a family history of deafness or disability seek to have a child without that disability. |
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Annual in-home geriatric assessment with quarterly visits by geriatric nurses also delays disability in persons without impairment. |
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Doctors testified that Charlotte fell into the most extreme category of profound neurological disability. |
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Vincent's disability is so profound he can't speak, has no use of his limbs, is not toilet trained and sleeps in a cot. |
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Delays in getting treatment for injuries could lead to people suffering disability, deformity and pain, doctors warn. |
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Where no other complications exist, surgery promises almost complete relief from pain, deformity and disability. |
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Computer programs have been developed to assist children with learning disability. |
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High level of disability is associated with major depression, in both demented and nondemented people. |
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Joze was a leading figure in the field of psychiatry of learning disability. |
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To use words with great resonance in the field, disability history seems destined to remain a side show. |
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Psychological and behavioural responses to pain and social factors are the main determinants of chronic pain disability. |
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Childcare is likely to be the headline grabber this year, just as disability was last year and decentralisation was the previous year. |
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Unless you do this, you will continue disability discrimination and disaffection for current and future generations of our children. |
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When the children performed, enacting the various plays on stage, their disability was hardly on their mind. |
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You can't discriminate against beneficiaries at all-not on race, color, national origin, disability, or religion. |
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The solution, according to them, lies in disregarding the disability rather than recognising it. |
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Classification systems vary in terminology, but most distinguish on the basis of the severity of the learning disability. |
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Having a learning disability does not cause epilepsy and nor does epilepsy cause a learning disability. |
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I really truly believe that I have dyscalculia, which is a learning disability like dyslexia, only with math instead of language. |
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Undoubtedly, there are students who suffer from the severe learning disability, dyslexia. |
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A minute mistake, an error of judgement, is all that it takes for a ghastly mishap to occur, resulting in death or worse, a life-long disability. |
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Veterans must be treated fairly and expeditiously as they seek compensation for disability or illness. |
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But the media reacted to what was clearly a calculated piece of rhetoric as if Romney had a learning disability. |
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Secondly, the planners have allowed the opening of a shop within yards of the disputed shutters that does not conform with disability rights legislation. |
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Motorists who park their vehicles at bus stops are making it impossible for disabled passengers to climb aboard, a disability organisation claimed today. |
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This attitude stymies the acceptance of people with disability as valued community members and a healthier accommodation of disability in our own minds. |
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She camouflaged her disability by learning to lip-read in multiple languages. |
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The Nashville, Tenn., VA had denied his disability claim for post-traumatic stress disorder. |
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These include gender, race, sexual orientation, disability and religion. |
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Doctors' emphasis on the mildness or earliness of the condition raised the spectre of future pain and disability rather than providing reassurance. |
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Because the time limit for Roundtree to appeal his denial had passed, Fox helped him file a new disability claim. |
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When asked, the townspeople with hearing did not consider deafness a disability at all. |
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For example, a short-sighted person might meet one test for disability, whilst with corrective lenses few would regard his myopia as a disability. |
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The goal is to be in the position to run top-level national and international competitions in swimming, diving, synchro, water polo and disability games. |
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What the site does do over the sites of the top swimming nations is include swimming, diving, synchro, water polo, masters, disability swimming and open water in one site. |
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In some ways, deformity is a lot more difficult to handle than disability. |
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The stamps celebrate cycling, sprinting, javelin, swimming and hurdling as well as a race involving athletes with a disability in lightning-fast wheelchairs. |
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The list is unending, and each case involves police mistaking disability for noncompliance. |
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We've heard plenty about welfare to work measures, about clampdowns on sole parents, disability pensioners and dole recipients that will be announced tonight. |
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This will be welcomed by thousands of citizens, more so those who are eligible for old age pension, disability grants, NIS benefits and public assistance. |
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And when you think back to your aunts and your great-aunts and the story of your family, can you remember stories of men who had intellectual disability? |
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He walks with a hobble and his wrists are limp, but Yearwood never let his disability stop him from pursuing his dream of being a marathon runner. |
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What this may do is reduce the retroactive awards that folks get when they finally manage to get their disability claim approved. |
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More than anyone else, Bobby himself would wish to underplay his disability and to concentrate on his achievements, for that is really what is important to him. |
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But even if he didn't understand all of the nuances of Lou's disability, he was convinced it was serious. |
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Surgical therapy in the form of diaphragmatic plication is often reluctantly considered because of the potential morbidity and disability associated with thoracotomy. |
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During the past century, such disease has changed from minor cause of death and disability to one of the major contributors to the global burden of disease. |
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After slicing eight-seconds off her own world record, Chantel swam to Telstra Olympic Trials victory in the 400m freestyle multi disability event at the Sydney Aquatic Centre. |
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So of course, administrative law judges are awarding more disability payments to people now. |
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As a matter of dollars and cents, America in the short term may be able to afford disability and food stamps. |
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Sen. Tom Harkin of Iowa, a longtime disability advocate, has made HCBS a priority, a Harkin aide told The Daily Beast. |
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We found another seven cases since 2000 in which New York appellate courts overturned mental disability terminations. |
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It comes back to this idea that autism or disability is just around the corner but never in the room. |
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Having to face a counselor's insinuations that they are ableist if they want to abort because of fetal disability just adds another burden on women seeking abortions. |
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I know that disability was an issue that surfaced quite a bit during the election campaign, and it hurt the Government parties as much as any other issue did. |
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It is not disputed that the onus is on the plaintiff to prove disability, while the onus is on the defendant to prove that dismissal was justified. |
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Woodward has caught herself paying more attention to her disability than she normally would. |
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The government is redefining disability to suit its own purposes. |
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Broken bones knit, wounds heal often without scarring or permanent disability and those that do scar, although unsightly, leave less of a mark than scars on the mind. |
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The fact that he was slow to speak is suggestive of some kind of developmental disability. |
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The disability can cover physical, sensory, or mental faculties. |
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Once basic aliment has been awarded, it is up to couples to agree top-up payments to cover things such as private school fees, university education or disability allowances. |
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Jason Kingsley, the son of one of the producers, would go on to appear 55 times on the show talking about his disability. |
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What if the pain her mother and doctors observed had nothing to do with disability, but was in fact pain? |
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Even when a skeleton displays no evidence of disability, it might have been the scaffolding for an unhealthy body. |
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I have gone out and got a new job, working as a sales and yardman at a building yard, but I am dyslexic and have had to admit my disability to them. |
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In recent years, qualitative studies have augmented previous research, providing snapshots of parents' experiences raising a child with a disability. |
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The eleventh and twelfth chapters are also related to assessment of learning disability with language based test and remediation of reading disabilities. |
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She has not turned onto the dead-end road of reminiscence, disability and dependence, but rather onto the long, fulfilling road of life, happiness, and salvation. |
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A person is under a disability while he is an infant or of unsound mind. |
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Dyslexia is a language disability, characterised by significant delays in one or more areas of learning process in a child of normal or above-normal intelligence. |
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The financial effects of disability can be profound, because living expenses continue to accrue and may actually increase during the convalescent period. |
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She has never let her disability prevent her from broadening her horizons, taking part in trips and activities away from the school, sometimes with fully-sighted teenagers. |
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A group of teenage theatre-lovers who have overcome disability to tread the boards and win rave reviews have had their acting ability endorsed at the highest level. |
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Last spring, I was informed I would need to be retested for my disability. |
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Interestingly, the word disability has not been defined in the legislation but the industry is interpreting this as including the need to enter a retirement home. |
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Others, regardless of their wounds, destitution, or dead-end occupations received disability benefits, but no invitation to retrain for new careers. |
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Is stuttering considered a speech impediment or a learning disability? |
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The declining uptake of childhood vaccinations resulting from the fears promoted by these campaigns may lead to the return of real epidemics, causing death and disability. |
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Since Latif could not return to the States, he was unable to be evaluated for his military disability benefits. |
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The suggestion that it is arrogant to presume to make such decisions is false in at least some cases, including those where the disability is disastrous. |
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His aspie traits are well defined and sensibly portrayed, adding to Max's rich personality rather than reducing the character to a disability or a stereotype. |
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Peers had attempted to extend disability rights to sufferers of depression, but backed down from a confrontation and allowed the bill to gain assent. |
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But if a company farms its work out to independent contractors, it can rid itself of costly expenses such as disability and social security taxes. |
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Today the nonunion company offers employees profit sharing as part of a full benefit package that also includes health, disability, and life insurance. |
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Many assurance clients and retirement fund members may have had direct or indirect experience of the difficulties that are associated with an occupational disability claim. |
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As he grew up he refused to allow the horrific accident to prey on his mind and despite his disability he was able to do well at primary and elementary school. |
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The file will provide a wealth of tabulations from the census long form, including income, home value, education, occupation, language, commuting, disability, and many others. |
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Medical findings regarding treatment, disability and work restrictions must now follow strict guidelines promulgated by the American Medical Association. |
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There had been a medical examination before his employment which identified that disability and the respondent chose to take him on with that disability. |
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They have worked to toxify the very notion of disability benefit. |
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Feminist disability theory is about denaturalizing disability, she said. |
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Because of disability trolling, some people may hesitate to disclose their differences right away. |
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Or a sibling may have a learning disability that hinders his or her efforts. |
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It'd be a challenge to find a kid with a disability who hasn't had that slur thrown his or her way. |
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We assume that mental ability or disability is a part of an individual's make-up, and therefore that what is congenital is also largely incurable. |
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A child with a math disability has problems with numbers and math symbols. |
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The home visiting service affords benefit to those who are unable to leave their home, due to frailty, disability, illness, or the effects of undergoing cancer treatments. |
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They can be any age, marital status, ethnic background or disability. |
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Only when they schedule an in-person date with someone do they mention their disability. |
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Government ministers face a frosty reception at this year's Special Olympics following cutbacks in promised funding for physical and sensory disability services. |
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The deformity may be so severe, the fractures so numerous, and the disability so profound, however, that almost any form of treatment deserves consideration. |
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Bipolar affective disorder is a common condition which, among mental illnesses, ranks second only to unipolar depression as a cause of worldwide disability. |
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Could either of these tests predict future disability and senile weakness? |
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It could be argued that exits from the job market due to illness or disability are used by governments in the EU as an excuse to disguise the true level of unemployment. |
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European law also provides protection from discrimination on the grounds of racial or ethnic origin, sexual orientation, religion or belief and disability. |
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The Principal also ranks sixth in the industry for in-force group disability contracts and noncancelable individual disability income premium. |
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For most people, glasses are a real nuisance, but for Patricia and other quadriplegics, glasses are an actual disability. |
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The effect of repeated zygapophysial joint radiofrequency neurotomy on pain, disability, and improvement duration. |
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One's primary identification could be student or primary wage earner, and disability issues may or may not be prominent in service delivery. |
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The good news was that I would be on disability for six weeks, so I wouldn't have to report in my mind-numbing day Job as a secretary. |
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These are little allegories of disability where someone's inner wounds are shown expressionistically, outwardly. |
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Bucca could have retired at age 32 with a tax-free disability pension. |
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Outcomes of managing disability benefits among patients with substance de' pendence and severe mental illness. |
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The author holds advanced degrees in experimental and developmental psychology and is also the parent of a child with a developmental disability. |
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The purpose is to strengthen supports for adults with a developmental disability. |
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An IQ below 70 generally indicates someone with intellectual disability. |
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In British Columbia it is estimated that three percent of students have a learning disability. |
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These new claim objectives create a good-faith checklist and should help disability insurers avoid bad-faith litigation. |
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Caird was an outspoken advocate of marriage reformand Gilman a eugenicist with questionable attitudes to disability. |
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The study found that many of the main drivers of cost for medical insurance also drive the costs of short-term disability. |
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The child's learning disability was only one facet of the problems contributing to his delinquency. |
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When Claudius' disability became evident, the relationship with his family turned sour. |
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Some colleagues were resentful of the attention Hawking received, feeling it was due to his disability. |
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The hostage-taker is a jobless father-of-three and is believed to be on disability allowance. |
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What can this tell us about the history of disability and ostracization? |
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In some countries, vehicles are required to have these features by disability discrimination laws. |
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An unfavorable LOD determination disqualifies a service member from receiving disability compensation. |
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Combined with her background, identity, and disability, her vast work experience contributes to her inimitability. |
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Advocates of disability rights emphasize difference in physical or psychological functioning, rather than inferiority. |
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The answer lies in the lifetime duration of these weekly benefits to claimants with nonscheduled permanent partial disability. |
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But if you are looking for something chockablock full of good disability income horse sense, this may be it. |
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The bursary is a small grants scheme which aims to create new or better qualified disability sports coaches within the county. |
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The United Kingdom has played a major role in the development of disability sport. |
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Studies have shown that early rechecks are associated with a much lower rate of disability in these patients, she said. |
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The number of people in the working age group, less disability pensioners etc. |
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Low back pain, depression, musculoskeletal disorders, neck pain, and anxiety caused the most years lost to disability. |
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Poland has maintained a high level of gender equality, an established disability rights movement and promotes peaceful equality. |
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These organizations provided insurance for sickness, unemployment, and disability, providing an income to people when they were unable to work. |
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When Kennedy arrived at RIT, she knew that, as a student with a disability, she was far from alone. |
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If left untreated, mental illnesses can result in disability, substance abuse, suicides, lost productivity, and family discord. |
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Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust employs 3,000 staff providing mental health and learning disability services in the city and county. |
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One of the most common reasons for work disability are due to mental disorders, in particular depression. |
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She was raised thinking that she had been briefly deprived of oxygen during a difficult birth resulting in a learning disability. |
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Access to parts of the station is difficult for people with physical disability. |
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Another example might be people who are mentally incapacitated, either by disability or drunkenness. |
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Changes include revised definitions of disability, a return to lifetime benefits, higher monthly coverage amounts and more optional coverages. |
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Secondly, the claimant must show that the defendant took advantage of this special disability. |
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Students classified as having a specific learning disability are not mentally retarded. |
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Special interests could be people of gender, race, disability, the business community, civic society, scholars, chiefs and so on. |
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This straining led first to temporary nystagmus and then to a permanent disability. |
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Through ruptured blisters, the animal is at risk from secondary bacterial infections and, in some cases, permanent disability. |
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The rheumatics in the survey who had complete disability had had this same disability for an average of two years. |
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The 1980s saw a trebling of people on disability, largely amongst the oldest in the workforce. |
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The reciprocities of social skills on the part of the individual with a disability and those who surround him is appropriately treated. |
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A workshop to help relieve pain and disability called Hanna Somatics will take place on June 14 from 2 to 5pm. |
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Eligibility was later expanded to include any retiree with a compensable combat-related disability, including reservists. |
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Boccia courses are taking place across the county along with other disability courses including multisports, boxercise and dance. |
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Almost any neurological symptom can appear with the disease, and often progresses to physical and cognitive disability. |
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However, in many instances individuals with intellectual disability are undiagnosed as to etiology. |
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Warren, 12, has autism, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder and a learning disability. |
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A learning disability nurse first and foremost needs to have a genuine desire to promote the rights of people with learning disabilities. |
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The number of people claiming disability living allowance in Wales is 237,000, with 114,000 claiming attendance allowance. |
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Lots of people with a learning disability who didn't vote in the local elections last year said that they didn't know which party to vote for. |
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It's a pocket-sized copy of your rights as a person with a disability when flying or using an airport. |
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Each martyr's elative or a person with a disability is granted 18,000 afs to 22,000 afs annually by the department, she concluded. |
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The final essay, by Christopher Newell, highlights the ultimate paradox of disability as also the paradox of the cross, which valorizes brokenness. |
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From fiscal year 1997 through 2006, backlogged disability claims in the Social Security Administration's processing system doubled, reaching about 576,000 cases. |
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Some newborns suffer from brachial plexus injury, a type of harm to a child's shoulder, arm, or hand that in a minority of cases results in permanent disability. |
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