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This light box learning tool uses contrasts to help encourage young kids with impaired vision develop awareness of objects, light and color.

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Ms Longshaw said people who were colour-blind or visually impaired might find navigating the road a problem, and the scheme, however well-intentioned, was "a mess" .

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Jones, who is visually impaired, sets aside more than $400 a month from his disability check to invest in a basket of stock funds, individual shares, real-estate investment trusts and cryptocurrencies.

The transaction is also unlikely to materially affect HSBC’s other key financial metrics, such as impaired loan ratio or provision coverage, they add.

A 2021 meta-analysis of the impact of videogames found that some games have educational benefits, but heavy gaming can also “lead to addiction and impair ability to focus on effortful goal oriented behavior.”

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

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