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National Associations of the Deaf are national bodies that represent Deaf people and the Deaf community in their respective countries. They are usually members of the World Federation of the Deaf and advocate for sign language.

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	'''National Associations of the Deaf''' are national bodies that represent [[Deaf individual\|Deaf people]] and the [[Deaf community]] in their respective countries. They are usually members of the [[World Federation of the Deaf]] and advocate for [[sign language]].		'''National Associations of the Deaf''' are national bodies that represent [[Deaf individual\|Deaf people]] and the [[Deaf community]] in their respective countries. They are usually members of the [[World Federation of the Deaf]] and advocate for [[sign language]].