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Old 05-31-2009, 02:19 PM   #48
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I was more wondering of there was a better alternative from a disabled person's pov - so they have the same access to books as everybody else.
I would assume it depends on the disabled person's personal beliefs. Obviously some would want a federally-mandated program that ensured access to certain works according to government regulations; others would prefer a free market solution...
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