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I think this section needs a bit of touching up. First, there is a great deal of overlap conceptually between this section and 'social roots of learning disability in the US'. Secondly, this section is mostly made up of quotes from sources, which does not lend itself to easy reading. I suggest we merge this section with the social roots section.
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