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L'AKA: une aide dynamique à la lecture labiale = AKA: a dynamic assistance to lip readingDANTHINNE, I.Revue générale de l'enseignement des déficients auditifs. 1983, Vol 75, Num 4, pp 170-175, issn 0035-3124Article

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