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		<title>Components for Protecting and Optimizing Good Hearing</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In November 2010 I had the pleasure to give a lecture at the International Convention of Sound Designers on the marvelous capabilities of the human ear. The meeting took place at the Congress Center in Leipzig, Germany. One of the reasons for this topic is the fact that the EU-standards for protecting the ear at [...]]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[Why children&#8217;s toys? Damages to hearing, caused by noise, do not heal, and so they are called permanent. Hence, such injuries pile up. Protecting the ear of children can delay – or even avoid – the development of such a „damage pile“. Adults working in loud industries, or serve in the military, have experts that [...]]]></description>
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