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Line 5: Another system that has been adapted for many languages is [[Cued Speech]], which uses a limited number of handshapes and locations near the mouth to differentiate between sounds not distinguishable from on the lips. The use of MCLs is controversial, and is opposed by those who believe Deaf people should speak, lipread and use [[hearing aids]] rather than sign, as well as those who support the natural sign languages of the Deaf community over these cumbersome systems imposed and invented by [[Hearing (person)\|hearing people]]. ==List of manually coded languages==

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