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Disabling cure in twentieth-century America: disability, identity, literature and culture
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TL;DR: In this article, the authors present an acknowledgment of their work and a Vita for each of the authors' dedications, acknowledgements, and acknowledgments, and Vita for their contributions.
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Abstract: ...................................................................................... ii Dedication .................................................................................... iv Acknowledgments ............................................................................ v Vita ..............................................................................................vii
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