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Daniel Tammet sees the world very differently than most people. He sees language in numbers — and words are a rainbow of different colours.

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Numbers 'were my mother tongue': How Daniel Tammet sees language

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Netflix should have done more to protect Narcos location scout, says journalist who covers cartels

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Watch all the performances including winner Lido Pimienta, Feist & Tanya Tagaq

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