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Suzanna Hext will compete in the S5 100 m freestyle at the Paris Paralympics in 2023 .
Rules change means she can wear her cochlear implants during her race.
Ms Hext was born with a hearing impairment and is now profoundly deaf.
She was left paralysed from the waist down after a "freak accident" while riding in 2012 .
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