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Blind Boy Defines His Life With Music
cognitive – adj. of, relating to, or involving mental activities (such as thinking, understanding, learning and remembering)
defect – n. a physical problem that causes something to be less valuable, effective or healthy
blind – adj. unable to see
perfect pitch – n. the ability to correctly identify any musical note that you hear or to sing any musical note correctly without help
duo – n. two people who perform together, are usually seen together, or with ties to each other
hit the road – verb phrase to travel; to go on a trip
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