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Go to any lecture, talk or meeting and you'll always get people at the back who can't hear the speaker.
It turns out that they are often rather deaf, hard of hearing or don't have their hearing aid switched on..... Why don't they sit at the front ??
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Here are a couple of ingenious solutions for letting people know you are hard of hearing.
And here's on for the rest of us
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