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Noticed that in the last few seconds of each segment the speakers diction became blurred, leading to uncertainty about the 'punch line' of the segment. This would inadvertently handicap a hearing-impaired listener, because there are no following sentences that might disambiguate the punch line.
It is relatively common for the last few words of a final sentence to be pronounced with a different inflection. This is a habit started in the Elementary School peer-group and then maintained into adulthood.
A work-round for speakers would be the instruction to repeat the last few words after a brief pause. There are undoubtedly other solutions as well.
Bill Levick
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write a commentWilliam.Levick Posted Oct 9, 2012
Noticed that in the last few seconds of each segment the speakers diction became blurred, leading to uncertainty about the 'punch line' of the segment. This would inadvertently handicap a hearing-impaired listener, because there are no following sentences that might disambiguate the punch line. It is relatively common for the last few words of a final sentence to be pronounced with a different inflection. This is a habit started in the Elementary School peer-group and then maintained into adulthood. A work-round for speakers would be the instruction to repeat the last few words after a brief pause. There are undoubtedly other solutions as well. Bill Levick
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Mangoa Posted Mar 13, 2013
Great help, now I can protect our website from denial of service attacks. Dancesport
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