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learning difficulties
plural noun
difficulty experienced in reaching the average standard of people of the same age group as regards intellectual and cognitive skills and performance
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Poisoning can lead to developmental delays, learning difficulties and other serious medical conditions such as kidney damage and heart disease.
Keith Fisher, 39, has cerebral palsy, learning difficulties and hearing problems.
Kilmarnock Sheriff Court heard Mr Deans - who has learning difficulties and suffers from seizures - was a member of the Kilmarnock Jets swimming club which was taking part in a session at the Galleon when he got into difficulty.
Mr Ward's school, Parkview in Lisburn, has 223 pupils from 3-19 with severe learning difficulties and currently has a school nurse.
That would create a poverty premium for those who wanted to use cash to budget, as well as for vulnerable groups such as people with learning difficulties and the elderly.
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