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This document discusses three disability posters found through an online search. The first poster depicts deaf eyes to represent how deaf people rely on sight for communication. The second poster shows two women where one appears shy while being closely watched by the other, possibly representing overpowering or patronizing attitudes. The third poster uses advanced Photoshop techniques and bright colors on a technology-focused image that could inspire how the group portrays technology changes for their film poster.
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