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         <description><![CDATA[In the Filipino context, the 'hiya' (shame) culture can intensify stigma, causing families to hide members with exceptionalities from public view. This cultural response limits their access to educational opportunities and community integration, effectively erasing their existence from social consciousness.]]></description>
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