Hand Gestures of Visually Impaired and Sighted Interactants
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W. F. Sharkey | William F. Sharkey | Paula Asamoto | Christine Tokunaga | Gail Haraguchi | Tammy McFaddon-Robar | Paula Asamoto | Christine Tokunaga | Gail Haraguchi | Tammy McFaddon-Robar
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