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Brandon Pickrel, 7, reads a proclamation in Braille during the unveiling of the Louis Braille 200th birthday commemorative silver dollar coin at the U.S. Mint in Washington recently. Pickrel is learning to read contracted Braille, which doesn’t spell out individual letters and instead uses a specific symbol for a word.
Trudy Pickrel / Cumberland Times-News



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