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Most S’poreans back inclusion, but fewer accept a worker, neighbour or partner with autism: Survey

One possible reason for this gap is people’s assumptions about those they have yet to meet.

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    Most S’poreans back inclusion, but fewer accept a worker, neighbour or partner with autism: Survey (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)

    One possible reason for this gap is people’s assumptions about those they have yet to meet.

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