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So this is a weird question that popped into my brain... Why can't some people with cerebral palsy talk and others can't? It jus

t doesn't make sense to me. Brainliest to the most thoughtful and helpful answer.

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solong [7]2 years ago

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bc there tongue don't cooperate with there brain

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