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    1.Man has the ability to speak.?

    ?____________________________________

    2.Living with disability is frustrating and challenging.?

    ?____________________________________

    3.For a long time,mental disability was considered shameful and the mentally disabled received little treatment or encouragement.?

    ?____________________________________
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    解析：

    		 1.人类有说话的本能。

    2.残疾生活是伴随挫折、经受挑战的生活。

    3.长期以来，弱智被认为是羞耻的，而弱智患者极少得到治疗和鼓励。


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