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      "text": "Welcome to Diya, by Vision-Aid. Have you ever wondered how vision loss changes an everyday moment? Begin at this busy street corner. Remain comfortably seated. Point and pinch to explore a vision pattern, then discover adaptations that make this same place more accessible.",
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