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  • noun Plural form of dyslectic.

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  • If he's continuing to struggle to read, it would be very important to be tested, because what we've learned is not only that dyslectics have difficulties, but just as you were describing, dyslexics also have many strengths.

    CNN Transcript Jul 27, 2003 2003

  • Modern day dyslectics: singer and actress, Cher; baseball great, Nolan Ryan; Olympic diver, Greg Louganis; and financial executive, Charles Schwab.

    CNN Transcript Jul 27, 2003 2003

  • For those interested, screen readers routinely get used by dyslectics and blind people I get to use them since I am blind.

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  • Thank you and, as the dyslectics would say, may Dog bless America.”

    President Bush Fires All Retirees 2008

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