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Having gone through the census hiring application process, I can say they most likely would have ASL qualified workers.  The census takes care to fit the census worker with the community.

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I think if some of the skeptics about the usefulness of the census were to engage in research of their ancestors, to delve into genealogy, they would find out how valuable the census is.  Most of us are doomed to disappear in the historical record; the census preserves a few facts about us.

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