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Assuming these people think it important enough to have a budget for your
project, I'd suggest getting a court stenographer or real-time captioning
person to come in to create the text. These folks can be found in the Yellow
pages under Court Reporting or Hard-of-Hearing or Deaf support services.
..edN
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