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ZAGREB, 5 Nov (Hina) - One in 200 people in Croatia, including 4,346 children, need assisted communication because they cannot communicate by speech, their speech is insufficiently intelligible or they do not understand it sufficiently, specialists say, warning of the problem of a shortage of workers dealing with this issue.
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