Fingerspelling does not pose such difficulties for fluent native signers-I remember informal experiments conducted at the Salk Institute in the 1970s in which native Deaf signers successfully read fingerspelling at a distance and using their peripheral vision. Why, then, is fingerspelling so hard for second

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