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Later on today, Joe Biden will be inaugurated as the 46th president of the United States. That achievement is all the more remarkable when you consider he was the oldest person to ever run for office and did so during a pandemic against an incumbent many expected would win a second term. But for millions around the world, it is remarkable for another reason too: Biden has a stutter.  It is estimated that at least one per cent of the population, both globally and in the UK, has a stutter. An even greater number, around five per cent, had one as a child. For the person who stutters, any form of public speaking, whether in the classroom or an office, is a source of dread. Performative, fast-talking jobs – say, a lawyer or a politician – tend to be low on the list of career choices, “President of the United States” just a bad joke. Yet Joe Biden has achieved all these things.

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