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		<title>The Struggle for Book Access: Amazon</title>
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		<description>The Kindle2 is a hot topic in the disability field right now. Many print-disabled people (people who are blind, severely dyslexic or a have a physical disability that keeps them from reading regular print books) see electronic books as a dream come true. But, it&apos;s a dream that the commercial ebook vendors keep dashing.</description>
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