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    Communicative effectiveness of individuals with dysarthria following traumatic brain injury (2007)

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    McAuliffe, M.J.
    Carpenter, S.
    Moran, C.
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    McAuliffe, M.J., Carpenter, S., and Moran, C. (2007) Communicative effectiveness of individuals with dysarthria following traumatic brain injury. Boston, MA, USA: 2007 American Speech-Language and Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention, 15-17 Nov 2007.
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