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<DIV><FONT face=Arial>Yes Braille gbetter have a big part of kinder if a kid is
going to be a Braille reader. Just think of us saying o I don't think print is a
big part of Kinder. If it is done in print in kinder the blind child gets it in
Braille. Bran</FONT></DIV>
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