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At this stage in his life the isolation of his deafness, his ill health & his fears for his sanity led to his retreating to a farmhouse outside Madrid. There he created his Black Paintings in despair at the crackdown of the Spanish King & the Roman Catholic Church.

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2020-02-05

My two year old daughter just happy screamed and I swear to fucking god she turned into a ringwraith for a second there.

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2020-01-29

Charles Howard Usher (1865-1942) was a scottish ophthalmologist. Usher is known for the eponymous which he described in a 1914. He based his findings on a survey of 69 individuals who suffered from visual problems associated with

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2019-12-30

Most autistic people prefer "autistic person" or identity first language. Would you call someone a blind person, or a person with blindness? A deaf person, or person with deafness? When you change it it just alienates us more.

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2019-12-15

Well done
- Absolutely love this design and I don't even drink coffee (or tea)! Will have to buy this for the packaging alone.

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2019-09-28

Just add a little deafness and a pinch of hair dye and you got me. https://t.co/uPVPrJS42q

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2019-08-01

"Sound doesn’t have to be something just experienced through the ears. It can be felt tactually, or experienced as a visual, or even as an idea.”

on deafness and music

https://t.co/tsGzcAzjAq

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2019-08-02

Gary Andrews, Gary the Rat
Unapologetically vile, with a taste for the finer things, his ability to command things to his desires, even as he constantly loses out, represents a perfect balance of wealth, cunning, & work. His deafness to reason a bit annoying but attractively vain

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2019-07-21

A journey into music and deafness. Balloon turntable screen-printed instructions card :)

https://t.co/DCW9SBYnD5

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2019-06-18

Love it when writers in the 80s remembered Clint's deafness.

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2019-06-13



"Your tale, Sir, would cure deafness .... "

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2019-06-03

rt if ur pissed that clint's deafness is completely overlooked in the mcu

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2019-05-18

This time, his deafness is a big, very important plot point. In Hawkeye (2012) most dialogues are spoken in ASL and we can see how Clint's lip reading works.

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2019-04-21

Really hoping to see Clint's Deafness being adapted to other medias someday. It's a very interesting character trait (also makes him even more unique) and works as representation.

Seriously, seeing a Deaf superhero could make a difference in someone's life.

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2019-01-26

Two weeks ago I asked the priest for a deafness spell and I haven’t heard from her since.

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2019-01-04

Goya's Fear of Madness. Yard with Lunatics (1794) was informed by institutions Goya had seen as a youth. It was painted at the time when his deafness & fear of mental illness were developing. Asylums, then, were prisons the mentally ill were thrown into with no hope of cure.

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2018-12-17

let’s just hope Rinko’s seiyuu somehow miraculously recovers from her deafness ;; 🙏🏼

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2018-06-30

G'night tweethears. - 🎼🎹#Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major, Op. 58 (Hélène Grimaud, Christoph Eschenbach & Orchestre de Paris): https://t.co/l8C4mKVTqL In 1808 despite his deafness Beethoven was still able to play its first performance.

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2017-12-18

Deafness cure, 1550 BC: ‘inject olive oil, ant eggs, bat wings & goat urine into the ears’ https://t.co/yn9NyvXBLp

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2015-12-02