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Word List Author Note: In June 1964, a device used to send text messages, called the teletypewriter (TTY) or Telecommunications Devices for the Deaf (TDD), was invented by James C. Marsters and Robert Weitbrecht. The advertising motto for the devise was: by and for the deaf.

TELETYPEWRITER

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TELETYPEWRITER

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